NACAT Initiative

At NACAT initiative, we honor and celebrate our staff. We celebrate and honor Mr Paul and Mr Johnson , thank you for your tireless efforts and unwavering dedication.
Happy birthday, wishing you all a joyful and fruitful year ahead!

Drug abuse doesn't always begin with obvious signs. Often, the earliest warning signals appear through changes in behaviour, school performance, friendships, and daily routines.

As a parent or guardian, staying observant and maintaining open communication can make all the difference. Early identification leads to early intervention and that can change the course of a child's future.

Swipe through to learn the key signs of possible drug abuse and how you can respond with care, support, and understanding.

Together, we can protect our children and build healthier, drug-free communities.

🎥 COMING SOON

Behind every trafficking statistic is a human story of pain, resilience, and survival.

In commemoration of the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, the Network Against Corruption and Trafficking (NACAT) will be releasing a powerful documentary featuring the real-life experiences of survivors of human trafficking.

Their voices matter. Their stories deserve to be heard.

Join us as we shine a light on the realities of human trafficking, raise awareness, and inspire action against this global crime.

Stay tuned.

Celebrating our Head of Research and Policy Planning, Onoja, on your birthday! Your unwavering commitment to the NACAT initiative inspires us all. Wishing you a year filled with success, happiness, and endless achievements.

Abducted Secret Reporters Journalist Stanley Ugagbe Regains Freedom.

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BREAKING: Abducted Secret Reporters Journalist Stanley Ugagbe Regains Freedom - Secret Reporters Secrets Reporters Stanley Ugagbe, the abducted investigative journalist with Secret Reporters, has regained his freedom after spending several days in captivity. Ugagbe's release comes after widespread condemnation from media organisations, civil society groups and press freedom advocates, who had d...