Empowering kids with cybersecurity skills to fight cyberbullying, sextortion & online threats. Promoting digital safety through awareness & mentorship.
Eid Mubarak from Your CyberGuardian! πβ¨
A season of sacrifice, devotion & purpose. May your heart find peace β online and offline. Stay safe, stay guarded! π‘οΈ
#EidAlAdha#EidMubarak#YourCyberGuardian#StaySafeOnline
π Over 40% of young people have experienced cyberbullying β and most suffer in silence.
The numbers don't lie. UNICEF reports that 1 in 3 young people across 30 countries have been victims of online bullying, with many never telling a single adult.
We protect what we understand. Share this so someone today knows what they're experiencing has a name, and help is available.
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Behind every safe child online is a mother who cares. Happy Mother's Day to all the amazing mums out there! ππ #HappyMothersDay#YourCyberGuardian
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Through this session, Martha reinforced a vital message: awareness and open communication with trusted adults are your strongest shields against online exploitation.
Sextortion: Staying Safe from Online Exploitation
Martha Agbenyega delivered a powerful session on sextortion, explaining how it often begins in seemingly innocent spaces. Children may be playing online games or chatting with strangers, unaware that some individuals online may
to requests for personal content are clear red flags
β’ Tell a trusted adult immediately β Parents, guardians, or teachers should be informed if you ever feel pressured or uncomfortable
β’ Block and report offenders β Use platform tools to prevent further contact and protect
β’ Avoid unknown links β never click or download from untrusted sources
β’ Report suspicious activity β inform a trusted adult immediately
Through this session, Elorm reinforced a key message: your online safety starts with what you choose to share
At our recent outreach, Elorm Daniel delivered an insightful session on phishing and protecting your digital footprint.
Elorm Daniel demonstrated how phishing often begins with the information we ourselves share online. .
β’ Be mindful of what you share online β limit personal details on social media
β’ Involve parents or guardians β reduce publicly shared family information
β’ Verify messages β contact organizations or friends directly if something seems suspicious
At our recent outreach on March 12, 2026, at Glorious Haven Montessori School, Rafiatu Ibrahim, Executive Director of Your Cyber Guardian, led an engaging session with students on a critical topic β cyberbullying.
Block and report β use platform tools and inform a trusted adult
β’ Document incidents β keep evidence like screenshots
β’ Support others β encourage victims to speak up
β’ Think before posting β avoid sharing harmful or sensitive content