Survivors of human trafficking in Nigeria have established a new organization based in Abuja to demand increased involvement in the development and implementation of anti-trafficking strategies. The group aims to ensure policies and interventions are survivor-centered and more effective. They seek a stronger voice in decision-making processes related to combating human trafficking within Nigeria. This initiative comes as a response to perceived gaps in current approaches and a desire to leverage lived experiences. The organization intends to advocate for improved survivor support services and preventative measures. They hope to collaborate with government agencies and NGOs to create a more holistic and impactful anti-trafficking framework in Nigeria. This move signals a shift towards greater survivor leadership in the fight against this crime.