NACTAL presents memoradum backing amendment of TIPPEA 2015 Act before National Assembly

National President of NACTAL NIGERIA, Mr Abdulganiyu Abubakar, making his presentation in support of the amendment of TIPPEA Act 2015 before the House Committee on Human Rights at the National Assembly Complex, Abuja.

BY ANKELI EMMANUEL, Sokoto –

The Network Against Child Trafficking Abuse and Labour (NACTAL) on Monday submitted a Memorandum to the National Assembly House Committee on Human Rights on the amendment of the Trafficking in Persons (Prohibition) Enforcement and Administration Act (TIPPEA) of 2015.

Submitting NACTAL’s position during the public hearing at the National Assembly Complex, Abuja, its National President, Abdulganiyu Abubakar noted that, they are completely in support of the amendment.

This amendment, according to Andulgaiyu will help amongst other things to strengthen Nigeria’s response against Human Trafficking.

While given specific areas of concerns, NACTAL National President, Abdulganiyu Abubakar insisted that there are good justifications for the amendment.

Recall that NACTAL Nigeria with support from USAID- SCALE, Nigeria have hosted stakeholders to review and make inputs on the necessary amendments that was presented at the hearing.

A statement by NACTAL Nigeria, Communication Knowledge Management Officer, Damilola Agbaje, said both the National President, Abdulgaiyu Abubakar as well as representatives from the National and State Executive of NACTAL and the Project Team were among the delegates present at the hearing.

Also in attendance were other government agencies such as NAPTIP, FIDA, NIS, NHRC, UNODC, Federal Ministry of Labour, National Commission for Persons with Disabilities and other observers.

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