LGCF is an independent, non-partisan organisation dedicated to building a society where social justice and human rights are upheld for all.
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This image reflects the mission that continues to guide LGCF in 2026: working alongside underserved communities across Nigeria to deliver justice, psychosocial support, education, gender-based violence prevention, support for torture survivors and survivor-centred care.
37 miners died from asphyxiation in NSCDC custody. The panel recommends prosecution and ₦1.4bn compensation. Justice must follow.
#LegendGoldenCareFoundation #JusticeforNigerMiners #Accesstojustice #ArrestDoesNotCancelHumanRights #SayNoToTorture
LEGEND LEARNING THURSDAYS | KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
Your work deserves fair pay, safe conditions and equal treatment. ⚖️ Article 15 of the African Charter recognises your right to fair working conditions. Know your rights!
#KnowYourRights #LabourRights
Maryam Ibrahim was arrested after selling a man's phone to pay her sick children's hospital bills, after he paid less than promised for their treatment. LGCF's volunteer lawyers took up her case, which was struck out. She has since been released.
#LGCF #HumanRights #LegalAid
Torture and forced confessions have no place in police custody. Through the Police Duty Solicitor Scheme (PDSS), LGCF promotes access to legal advice and representation for vulnerable persons in custody, supporting their access to justice.
#LGCF #PDSS #StopTorture
The suspended Niger State NSCDC Commandant, Suberu Aniviye, has apologised to the families of 37 suspected illegal miners who died in custody, describing the incident as an avoidable mistake.
His apology came during the ongoing inquiry into the deaths, as authorities continue to examine the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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As featured on NTA News, LGCF’s collaboration with the Nigerian Correctional Service at Kuje Custodial Centre highlights the importance of rehabilitation beyond confinement.
Through initiatives such as the inmate debate, we promote learning, critical thinking and skills that support successful reintegration into society.
#LGCF #NCoS #Rehabilitation #Reintegration #CorrectionalReform
On 15 October 2026, LGCF and the Nigerian Correctional Service organised a debate at Kuje Custodial Centre on education versus vocational skills in preparing inmates for life after release.
Team A argued for formal education, while Team B advocated vocational skills. Both teams
Nigeria’s laws are not enough without effective implementation, funding, coordination & accountability
We examined gaps in protection, access to justice & survivor support
Bridging these gaps is essential to protecting women’s rights & ensuring access to justice
LEGEND LEARNING THURSDAYS | KNOW YOUR RIGHTS 🏠 Can the government take your property? Article 14 of the African Charter, Sections 43 and 44 of Nigeria’s Constitution, and the Land Use Act provide protections for property owners.
Know your rights and the safeguards available when your property is affected. #KnowYourRights #PropertyRights #LGCF
CONGRATULATIONS, DR UJU AGOMOH! 🎉
Legend Golden Care Foundation warmly congratulates Dr Uju Agomoh on her election as President of the International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims (IRCT) for the 2026–2029 term.
May this new chapter bring greater achievements, meaningful progress and lasting impact.
With best wishes from everyone at LGCF.
@DrUjuAgomoh @prawaorg
Meet our distinguished speakers for Day 2 of the National Dialogue!
Ngozi Okechukwu Okore is a seasoned human rights expert and gender advocate, currently serving as the Director of Women and Children at the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), Nigeria.
Join us for Day 2 of the National Dialogue as we bring together key stakeholders to discuss practical ways to strengthen protection and response to GBV and torture against women.
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