Key takeaways
- Nigeria's Senate has passed a significant bill that will require sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) to be taught in secondary schools nationwide.
- The legislation aims to ensure that secondary students are educated about the dangers and consequences associated with committing SGBV offenses.
- Introduced by Senate Leader Ibrahim Gobir, the bill, titled “Mandatory Inclusion of Preventive Measures on Sexual and Gender-Based Violence into the Curriculum of all levels of Secondary Schools in Nigeria Bill, 2023,” seeks to address the increasing prevalence of SGBV.
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