Protect Yourself and Your Child From Kidnapping and Rape In Nigeria
Across Nigeria, reports of kidnappings, rape, missing persons, and attacks continue to remind us that personal safety cannot be taken for granted.
A 20-year-old was sexually molested and committed suicide a few days ago.
It was only two months ago that a husband lost his abducted wife and kids while traveling, because of his inability to raise the ransom demanded.
All of these are a wake-up call to all Nigerians to look after themselves and their children, to protect themselves 24/7.
This book offers expert guidance from leading security professionals on how to protect yourself from becoming a target.
Here's What You'll Discover Inside...
✔ The tricky warning signs kidnappers and sexual predators look for before choosing a target, and how to avoid becoming one.
✔ The simple everyday mistakes that unknowingly make women and children more vulnerable, and how to correct them immediately.
✔ How to develop the situational awareness skills that help you recognize danger before it escalates.
✔ How to make smarter decisions while commuting, travelling, shopping, or using ride services to reduce your exposure to unnecessary risks.
✔ The personal safety habits every woman and girl should practice at home, on the road, at school, at work, and online.
✔ What every parent must teach their daughter today about personal safety, boundaries, and responding to suspicious situations.
✔ How to react if you believe you're being watched, followed, lured, or targeted, including practical steps that could help you get to safety.
✔ How criminals manipulate trust, emotions, and distractions to trap victims, and the tactics you can use to protect yourself.
✔ A practical personal safety checklist you can start using immediately to become more alert, more prepared, and more confident every day.
✔ How to keep your home safe from these perpetrators.
Help links, contacts, and lots more…
The publication wasn’t written to scare anyone, but to arm ourselves with sufficient knowledge to stay protected at all times. Every Nigerian should read this, whether single or married, with or without kids, secularly employed or self-employed, including busy professionals.
The armed forces can only do so much; we owe it to ourselves to stay protected.
