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They didn’t wait for a stage. They took the stage to the streets.

A troupe of young performers is touring Lagos, shapeshifting into every space that will have them, because the message of protecting child domestic workers belongs in every room, with every community.

Swipe through and learn more about this movement. 👇🏾

#Artvocacy #Lagos #CommunityTheatre #FreedomFund #ChildRights

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Join the Artvocacy movement. Walk with the troupe. Volunteer. Be a peer ally.
Because protecting children is not someone else’s responsibility.
It belongs to all of us.
If you see something or need to report a case, call the Child Protection Helpline: 0800 800 8001
hashtag#Artvocacy hashtag#Lagos hashtag#CommunityTheatre hashtag#FreedomFund hashtag#ChildRights

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6 Editions. 3,000 Attendees. 300+ Empowered.
DWUL Festival is shaping Nigeria’s creative future—bringing youth, creators & changemakers together.
We’re just getting started.
Open for partnerships & sponsorships.
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We believe that when women are empowered with the right opportunities, skills, and support, they transform not only their own lives but also their communities.
Happy International Women’s Day. 💜

Credit: Performed by the Artvocacy movement Abeokuta

#IWD2026

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Follow @StreetProject1 and support child protection efforts. #protectchildworkers https://t.co/lBTgZlX1hZ

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Omo Odo in Yoruba means househelp or servant. In Nigeria, they are popularly known as housegirls and houseboys.

@AngaRacheal emphasizes the urgent need to address this crisis now! #protectchildworkers
#SeeSomethingSaySomething
Report through this number: 0800-800-800-1.

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Shine - A Film by Daniel Bako

In our neighborhoods, there are children who are often unable to attend school because they are seen as House boys or House girls.

It’s heartbreaking to think about how they bear the weight of household responsibilities. #protectchildworkers

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Don’t scroll past injustice. #protectchildworkers

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Conversations change culture. Start one today. #protectchildworkers

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Retweet to protect a child today. #protectchildworkers

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Report child domestic abuse via 0800-800-800-1. #protectchildworkers

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Childhood stolen is a future damaged. #protectchildworkers https://t.co/lBTgZlX1hZ

[Street Project @StreetProject1]

Omo Odo in Yoruba means househelp or servant. In Nigeria, they are popularly known as housegirls and houseboys.

@AngaRacheal emphasizes the urgent need to address this crisis now! #protectchildworkers
#SeeSomethingSaySomething
Report through this number: 0800-800-800-1.

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Compassion is the minimum. Protection is the duty. #protectchildworkers

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A blow to one is a blow to all👊🏾
The reason we must start speaking!

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follow the @Artvocacy_ movement and lend your voice for the protection of child domestic workers everywhere.
#protectchildworkers #SeeSomethingSaySomething

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Children should never fear the homes they live in. #protectchildworkers

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Kindness should never be optional when dealing with children. #protectchildworkers

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Children deserve rest, laughter, and learning not exhaustion. #protectchildworkers

[Street Project @StreetProject1]

Omo Odo in Yoruba means househelp or servant. In Nigeria, they are popularly known as housegirls and houseboys.

@AngaRacheal emphasizes the urgent need to address this crisis now! #protectchildworkers
#SeeSomethingSaySomething
Report through this number: 0800-800-800-1.

[Street Project @StreetProject1]

Imagine being called “househelp” instead of your name. 💔 #protectchildworkers #StreetProjectFoundation https://t.co/U0peryXpDD

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I no longer remember my name💔
“Whats her name?” She doesn’t know. Her name is lost replaced with househelp. She has no identity, she no longer exists!

Her life is no longer hers- she’s sitting in the shadows of a childhood stolen. #protectchildworkers
@Artvocacy_

[Street Project @StreetProject1]

I no longer remember my name💔
“Whats her name?” She doesn’t know. Her name is lost replaced with househelp. She has no identity, she no longer exists!

Her life is no longer hers- she’s sitting in the shadows of a childhood stolen. #protectchildworkers
@Artvocacy_

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Every child deserves a name, an identity, a future. #protectchildworkers

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Normalising child domestic work normalises harm. #protectchildworkers

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A house without love is just walls. 💔
A home is where we feel safe, loved, and valued. Sadly, not every child domestic worker has a home.

I pledge to never be inhumane to child domestic workers #protectchildworkers Have you seen any child being abused? Report to :0800-800-800-1

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Ending child exploitation starts with awareness. #protectchildworkers

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House chores should never replace education. #protectchildworkers