A Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO), Mirable Centre, has called on Nigerians to join hands to end sexual violence.
In a statement issued in Ikeja on Monday, the NGO urged Nigerians to support survivors by creating a safe and inclusive environment for them to speak out, so that the atrocious crime could be defeated.
It stated that one in every three women had experienced some sort of sexual assault or the other in their lifetime.
“Someone we know, love or work with could be a survivor.
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“Rape or sexual assault affects the victims physically, emotionally, mentally and socially, it can be shattering, leaving survivors being scared, ashamed, and alone or plagued by nightmare, flashbacks, and other unpleasant memories.”
