Trgovina ljudima: Titi Atiku žali zbog toga što nigerijske djevojke postaju "neugodnost" u inozemstvu
Tici Atiku Abubakar, supruga bivšeg nigerijskog potpredsjednika Atiku Abubakar i predsjednica Mreže protiv trgovine djecom, zlostavljanja i rada (NACTAL), kritizirala je rastuće pitanje nigerijskih djevojaka koje se trguju u inozemstvu, nazivajući ih 'nevoljom' u stranim zemljama. Govoreći tijekom prezentacije NACTAL-ovog pregleda izvješća o trgovini ljudima iz 2025. godine američkog State Departmenta, naglasila je potrebu da međunarodni partneri podrže napore Nigerije protiv trgovine ljudima kako bi zadržali djevojke u zemlji. Istaknula je važnost suradnje između organizacija civilnog društva i vladinih agencija kako bi se učinkovito borili protiv trgovine ljudima i dječjeg rada. Abdulganiu Abubakar, bivši predsjednik NACTAL-a, primijetio je da je Nigerija napredovala uz potporu iz razvoja, izazovi kao što su nedovoljno financiranje, nedostatak političkih partnera i poteškoće u procesuiranju slučajeva trgovine djecom.
Titi Atiku Abubakar, wife of former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and chairperson of the Board of Trustees of the Network Against Child Trafficking, Abuse and Labour (NACTAL), has criticized the growing number of Nigerian girls migrating abroad, calling them a "nuisance" in their host countries. She made the remarks during a public presentation in Abuja on Thursday, discussing NACTAL's review of the 2025 Trafficking in Persons Report issued by the United States Department of State. According to her, the international support for Nigeria's anti-trafficking efforts stems from a desire to keep Nigerian girls within the country instead of allowing them to become burdens elsewhere. Atiku Abubakar stated that international partners are assisting Nigeria not only in its anti-trafficking initiatives but also in ensuring that the girls can thrive domestically. "They are supporting us, they are supporting the girls," she said. "They want them to stay at home and do whatever they want to do in their homes, in their country." She emphasized the need for increased collaboration among civil society organizations, noting that NACTAL alone cannot effectively address issues such as human trafficking, abuse, and child labor. "We have about 286 foot soldiers, those are the CSOs working with NACTAL," she explained. "So we must bring everybody on board to help in this fight." Abdulganiu Abubakar, the immediate past president of NACTAL and regional representative of the West African Coalition Against Trafficking in Persons and Smuggling of Migrants, noted that the contributions of the Nigerian government, development partners, and civil society organizations were underrepresented in the U.S. report. He mentioned that NACTAL commissioned a review following the report's release to assess Nigeria's efforts in victim protection, rehabilitation, and shelter provision. Development partners have supported policy development, provided assistance to victims, and helped refurbish shelters operated by civil society organizations and the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP). Approximately 10 NAPTIP shelters have benefited from such refurbishment efforts, though these contributions were not adequately highlighted in the U.S. report. Abubakar acknowledged ongoing challenges in implementing anti-trafficking policies in Nigeria, including insufficient funding, weak political will, and difficulties in prosecuting high-profile cases. He urged the federal government to increase financial support for relevant ministries, departments, and agencies and to demonstrate stronger commitment to enforcing existing policies. He also called for an enabling environment for civil society organizations and development partners to operate independently while complementing government efforts. Additionally, he encouraged the government to recognize the roles played by over 289 NACTAL member organizations and Nigeria's involvement in regional anti-trafficking initiatives in West Africa. NACTAL President Osita Osemene announced plans to expand the network from approximately 286 civil society organizations to 500 within three months and at least 1,000 within a year. This expansion will include capacity-building programs aimed at strengthening support for victims and vulnerable populations. "The fight against human trafficking is a collective responsibility," Osemene said. "Everybody must come together to ensure that this fight is won."
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The PunchNeovisanSredinaČinjenice 75Objektivnost 60prije 6 h
Titi Atiku Abubakar, supruga bivšeg nigerijskog potpredsjednika Atiku Abubakar i predsjednica Mreže protiv trgovine djecom, zlostavljanja i rada (NACTAL), izjavila je da nigerijske djevojke postaju "neugodnost" u stranim zemljama, što je, kako tvrdi, potaknulo međunarodnu podršku za napore protiv trgovine ljudima u Nigeriji. Objasnila je da međunarodni partneri imaju za cilj zadržati nigerijske djevojke u zemlji, a ne da postanu teret za zemlje domaćine. Abubakar je naglasio potrebu za većom suradnjom između organizacija civilnog društva u borbi protiv trgovine ljudima, napominjući da NACTAL oslanja se na više od 286 partnerskih organizacija. Abdulgani Abuubakar, bivši vođa NACTAL-a, spomenuo je da izvješće o trgovini ljudima u SAD-u za 2025. godinu nije u potpunosti odražavalo doprinose nigerijske vlade, razvoja i civilnog društva u borbi protiv trgovine ljudima, uključujući poboljšanja skloništa za žrtve.
Procjena pristranosti (Sredina): U članku su predstavljene izjave Titi Atiku Abubakar i Abdulganiu Abubakar o trgovini ljudima i međunarodnim partnerstvima.
Zašto činjenice (75): The article accurately reports Titi Atiku Abubakar's statements about Nigerian girls being a 'nuisance' abroad and her explanation of international support for anti-trafficking efforts. It includes direct quotes and contextual details such as the event (presentation of NACTAL’s review of the 2025 Tr
Zašto objektivnost (60): The article presents the speaker's views but uses phrases like 'decries trafficking,' 'becoming a nuisance,' and 'burden on their host countries,' which carry a negative connotation and may imply judgment. The framing emphasizes the speaker's perspective without presenting counterpoints or alternati
Vanguard NigeriaNeovisanSredinaČinjenice 70Objektivnost 55prije 6 h
Tici Atiku Abubakar, supruga bivšeg nigerijskog potpredsjednika Atiku Abubakar i predsjednica Mreže protiv trgovine djecom, zlostavljanja i rada (NACTAL), kritizirala je rastuće pitanje nigerijskih djevojaka koje se trguju u inozemstvu, nazivajući ih 'nevoljom' u stranim zemljama. Govoreći tijekom prezentacije NACTAL-ovog pregleda izvješća o trgovini ljudima iz 2025. godine američkog State Departmenta, naglasila je potrebu da međunarodni partneri podrže napore Nigerije protiv trgovine ljudima kako bi zadržali djevojke u zemlji. Istaknula je važnost suradnje između organizacija civilnog društva i vladinih agencija kako bi se učinkovito borili protiv trgovine ljudima i dječjeg rada. Abdulganiu Abubakar, bivši predsjednik NACTAL-a, primijetio je da je Nigerija napredovala uz potporu iz razvoja, izazovi kao što su nedovoljno financiranje, nedostatak političkih partnera i poteškoće u procesuiranju slučajeva trgovine djecom.
Procjena pristranosti (Sredina): U članku su predstavljene perspektive više zainteresiranih strana, uključujući istaknutu ličnost u borbi protiv trgovine ljudima i predstavnike civilnog društva.
Zašto činjenice (70): This article similarly reports Titi Atiku Abubakar's comments about Nigerian girls being a 'nuisance' abroad and the rationale for international support. It provides context about the event and her position within NACTAL. However, it does not provide additional verification or external sources to co
Zašto objektivnost (55): The article leans into the speaker's rhetoric, using terms like 'decried human trafficking' and 'nuisance,' which can be seen as emotionally charged. While it mentions her call for collaboration, it doesn't present opposing viewpoints or balance the narrative with broader perspectives on migration o
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