Children are Becoming Extinct
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This document discusses the crisis of child sexual abuse in Nigeria. It provides statistics showing that 1 in 4 girls will be sexually abused by age 18 and children who are abused are 10 times more likely to attempt suicide. The effects of this abuse are dysfunctional individuals and society. The organization, Center for Sex Education and Family Life, aims to educate 1 million teenagers and reach 10,000 schools by 2023 to promote sexual purity and prevent abuse through various programs and workshops. It calls for individuals to donate and become members to support this important cause.
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- 2. Six ladies were raped under the bridge on their way from church on the 31st Dec, 2012. They were ushered into the new year with sexual assault. Six years old are being introduced to sex either forcefully or systematically. Our children are forced to become adults by paedophiles and predators. A dysfunctional child, who becomes a dysfunctional youths, in turn becomes a dysfunctional parent and eventually we have a dysfunctional society and nation. We call on you to join us as we create a sexually pure Generation.
- 3. The CRISIS 1 out of every 4 girls would be sexually abused before age 18 Children with a history of sexual molestation are 10 times more likely to attempt suicide Ages of sexual initiation among Nigeria teenagers ranges from 12-16 15-29 year olds account for 62% of all AIDS cases within the country 6year old died as a result of staphylococcus infection in PH, 2008 Pastor was arrested having raped 10 children ages between 2- 10 a woman almost ran away from home because her husband was having sex with their 3year old daughter. 4year old boy was being sodomized by the houseboy 20 month old baby raped in a nursery.
- 4. Effects A young boy after being sodomised severally assumed he was female and felt being gay was natural. A lady became frigid after a rape incidence and even after marriage couldn’t enjoy sex. Some young ladies stay in abusive relationship because they believe they deserve it due to early abuse experiences. Our youths get addicted to pornography through books, internet and videos which has led to their practicing all forms of sexual perversions.
- 5. Action Sensitize and Educate children on child sexual abuse prevention Train our youths effective sexual abstinence skills. Organize conferences, concerts, and publish materials to engage our youths empower them to overcome sexuality challenges and become worthy individuals.
- 6. Who we are Center for Sex Education and Family Life is a not for profit with a mandate to Raising A Sexually Pure Generation (RASPG) and build the most desirable marriages. Founded by the enigmatic Praise Fowowe. The organization in the last ten years has worked tirelessly towards raising youths with high moral standards through various projects such as Gold in the Slum in Ajegunle, Uncommon Man Network, Basic Sexuality workshops and the Friendship cell centers etc, we have several life changing testimonies. We intend to reach every child in every house hold because no one will teach our children the truth if we don’t take responsibility for what they know.
- 7. Together we can reach 1,000,000 teenagers with “Undressing Sex” and “Sexuality Education” by Dec 2023 10,000 schools through Basic Sex Education Sensitization and Awareness by Dec 2023 Create 250,000 Sexpurecentric Friendship Centers and 2,500 School clubs in all LGAs of Lagos State by Dec 2023
- 8. BE A CHANGE AGENT - SAVE CHILDHOOD Be a member of 1. 2k club : Donates monthly:• N2000.00 • N20,000.00 • N200,000.00 2. Be a Foundation Life Partners (FLP) Sponsors a program/conference ( The Last Nigerian Virgin conference, Sex to Sex Conference, Stakeholders Against Child Abuse Conference, Sex Educators Conference.