By Justina Auta
Stakeholders in the Federal Capital Territory, Nasarawa and Niger, have commended Tabitha Cumi Foundation (TCF) for its determined efforts at ending Gender Based Violence (GBV) and support to survivors.
The stakeholders include communities and beneficiaries of TCF’s goodwill in the two states and the FCT.
They made the commendation at a three-day learning activity for beneficiaries and other key stakeholders of the Flashlight Actions on Girls Safety (FLAGS) project on Monday in Abuja.
The FLAGS’ project is funded by the UN Trust Fund to end all forms of violence, enhance learning in safe spaces for survivors and ensure community involvement in the fight against GBV.
Chief John Gara, a traditional leader representing Masaka Community in Nasarawa noted the reduction in cases of GBV in the area since the commencement of sensitisation, support and advocacies by TCF.
Garage said: “this was unlike other programmes that come and make no impact.
“The TCF…
Source: News Agency of Nigeria
