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Africa Regional Youth Crime Prevention & Development Conference 2012 |
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 From available statistics, over 65 per cent of crimes, civil unrest, Internet fraud, scam, cybercrime, child labour, terrorism and militancy are perpetrated by world citizens we could classify as youth. It is therefore my joy to be a facilitator of this platform to bring together, young Africans and thought leaders from all corners of the world to help us channel a way out of negativity to positive innovation and creative thinking that will provoke social economic development of our great continent, Africa. Click here to read more and apply
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YOUNG PEOPLE IN NIGERIA CAN DO WITHOUT CRIME |
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Crime is any act or omission that violates a law which results in a punishment. The punishments which can range from the payment of a fine to incarceration in jail. The level of the offense or crime will usually be set in proportion to the severity of the crime.Read more |
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YOUTH AND CRIME IN NIGERIA |
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The prevention of crimes and violence in our schools and communities recall a basic truth that every man has right to peace and security. Peace and lasting security should always be the persistent objective of any government and her citizens. In the last five decades the world has recorded a tremendous progress in its developmental advancement.Read more
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Country Director’s Presentation(IGF Meeting in Nairobi) |
Thank you for giving me this opportunity. I want to appreciate ITU and ECPAT International. Like he said, I'm from Nigeria, and every time that Nigeria is mentioned, people believe it synonymous to cybercrime. I will let you know certain facts about Nigeria. First of all, foremost, yes, we have social, political and economic problem, and these led some of our children, our young people to be involved in cybercrime. Read More
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