@miss_mheee

Founder | Shield the Child šŸ›”ļø @stcf_ng šŸŽ­ Producer | Actress | Scriptwriter šŸ“± Content & Storytelling @uduak_shotit ✨ Shielding the future through Arts.
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Best friends in the world. EPISODE 11 is out! Click this link to watch the episode: https://youtu.be/QvLzTgBgbLA Thank you @neptune3studios for this opportunity.
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3 years ago
MAN TROUBLE is currently showing on @royalartstv Please click the link on my bio to watch, comment and share. Thank you so much. @ememisong @johnekanem1 @chinenyeulaegbu @adaobi_amadi @hilsparo @obeddavid1 @tracy.dera
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2 years ago
Today, May 16th, I am celebrating my birthday by dedicating my voice to a cause close to my heart. It is World Boy Child Day, and as part of my #LeadAnSDG initiative under the UN SDSN Youth Nigeria SDGs Advocate Programme (Cohort 8), I am proud to launch this campaign in collaboration with Shield the Child Foundation. This awareness video focuses on SDG 16 (Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions), SDG 4 (Quality Education), and SDG 3 (Good Health & Well-being). For too long, the silence of the boy child has been mistaken for strength. True peace and justice mean protecting our boys from sexual abuse and ensuring they have a safe space to speak up. To every boy child out there: Help is here. You are not to blame, and you do not have to carry this pain alone. Please watch, share this video to create awareness, and reach out to the numbers on your screen to report abuse or seek support. Let’s protect their future together. šŸ•ŠļøšŸ›”ļø Voice over artist @bishopdeletaiwo @miss_mheee Picture credit with consent @afro6ixjaara Script writer @miss_mheee Content creator @uduak_shotit #WorldBoyChildDay #SDG16 #LeadAnSDGInitiative #shieldthechildngo anabuserwillsay thewilltheytookfromuswehaveitnow
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2 hours ago
We are proud to share this insightful video by one of our dedicated volunteers, as part of the #AnAbuserOnceSaid online campaign. Abusers often hide behind compliments and ā€œgenerosityā€ to build a false sense of trust. She highlights why it’s crucial to report any adult who: 1. Insists on a private friendship. 2. Gives gifts that they want kept secret. 3. Uses ā€œloveā€ or ā€œfamilyā€ terms to cross boundaries. Parents & Guardians: Use this video as a conversation starter with your children. Let them know that it is always the adult’s responsibility to maintain boundaries—never the child’s. Stay safe. Stay informed. #shieldthechildngo #anabuseroncesaid #stcf #fightagainstsexualabuse
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6 days ago
Imagine a world where every child reaches their full potential, unburdened by trauma. That is the world we are fighting for. šŸŒšŸ’Ŗ Our mission is clear: • Prevent through awareness. • Restore through counseling. • Empower through vocational training. Click the link on our bio to join the ā€œAbuser once saidā€ challenge and donate to this cause. Don’t look away. Be the shield. Click the link in our bio to join the #AbuserOnceSaid challenge. Together, we break the silence. šŸ›”ļøāœØ #stcf #shieldthechildngo #anabuseroncesaid #fightagainstsexualabuse
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9 days ago
It is heartbreaking to imagine a student’s hard work coming to a standstill simply because of a deadline and a fee. No child should have to walk away from their exams—and their future—because they cannot afford the cost of admission. We arrived just twenty-four hours before the NABTEB deadline to ensure these bright minds stayed in the race. Seeing the weight lift off their shoulders is a reminder that when we show up for them, we are shielding the leaders of tomorrow. #shieldthechildngo #anabuserwillsay #stcf #thewilltheytookfromuswehaveitnow fightagainstsexuala
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12 days ago
Words meant to silence are now being used to speak up. šŸ›”ļø Predators thrive in the dark, but we are bringing their words into the light to protect the next generation. Join the ā€œAn Abuser Once Saidā€ campaign and use your voice to shield a child. How to enter: 1. Create: Spoken word, Drama, Song, or Article. 2. Follow: @stcf_ng 3. Post: Tag us as a Collaborator. 4. Submit: Fill the entry form in our bio. šŸ’° ₦50,000 prizes for Most Creative & Most Viral content. April 30th – May 30th. Let’s break the silence. šŸ•Šļø #stcf #shieldthechildngo #anabuserwillsay #thewilltheytookfromuswehaveitnow #fightagainstsexualabuse
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17 days ago
Words are the first line of defense. Join the Shield the Child Foundation in our mission to expose the patterns of abuse. THEME: An Abuser Once Said... HOW TO JOIN: 1ļøāƒ£ CREATE: A video or post (Spoken Word, Drama, Song, or Article) highlighting the tactics abusers use. 2ļøāƒ£ POST: Follow the page, Collaborate and tag us while you post 3ļøāƒ£ SUBMIT: Register here: https://forms.gle/R6zh2mRr1kSAxMV79 šŸ”— THE REWARDS: šŸ’° ₦50,000 – Most Creative Content šŸ’° ₦50,000 – Most Viral Content šŸ“… DATES: April 30th – May 30th, 2026. Let’s break the silence and protect our future. šŸ•Šļø #anabuseroncesaid #stcf #shieldthechildngo #saynotosexualabuse #viralreels
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25 days ago
Shielding the Heart, Protecting the Future šŸ›”ļø Our youths are navigating heavy emotional burdens, and they shouldn’t have to do it alone. Shield the Child Foundation, in collaboration with USGEAA, recently hosted a vital mental health and sexual abuse awareness session at the Full Life Youth Conference to equip our youths with the psychological and emotional support they need to thrive in a complex world. But we aren’t stopping there. ā¬‡ļø šŸ“ Next Stop: Ukana Outreach We are bringing the RED CARD movement to the grassroots to ā€œSay NO to Sexual Abuseā€ and ā€œYESā€ to a safer future. • šŸ—“ļø Date: April 21st, 2026 • šŸ« Venue: Community Secondary School, Ukana • ✨ Activities: Awareness sessions, SRHR: Understanding Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, GBV: Strategies for ending Gender-Based Violence. Let’s work together to protect their innocence and empower their voices. Every child deserves a life free from trauma. #Anabuseroncesaid #stcf #shieldthechildngo #fightagainstsexualabuse
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1 month ago
My cousin is a happy child, very happy but there’s something I’ve noticed about him. Prior to his tenth birthday, I had this habit of personally choosing birthday gifts for him. Initially, he use to show excitement but as he grew older, I watched that smile of curiosity and excitement fade on his birthdays. So this time around, for the first time I decided to ask him: What do you want for your birthday? Him: A phone Me: What for? Him: I will love to learn video editing Me: Okay. I saved for it and got him a phone. For the first time he cried tears of joy, excited and even showered blessings on me. Me: Why are you this happy? I have never seen you this happy on your birthday. Him: You finally got me what I want. Me: So is this why you never used the bike I got you last year. Him: Yes the bike was beautiful but Aunty I didn’t really need a bike. I have been praying for this phone and I promise I will use it. This post is not about my cousin, neither is it about me. It’s about advocates: people who have the heart to profer solution to problems in villages, communities and children. The only way to make impact is to ensure sure the beneficiaries are actually in need of it and would prefer your specific approach to that situation. Sometimes we think we know exactly what they need but give them that benefit of doubt and always ask: 1. How do you perceive this problem? 2. Do you think this is the most pressing issue to solve? 3. Do you think this solution is what you are hoping to receive? And then you incorporate their answers into a program and execute it. Then watch their excitement like that of my cousin. I hope you fully understood my explanation šŸ™ˆ now comment you did so I can pass this assessment, my tutors are watching šŸ‘€ #SDGsAdvocateProgramme #Cohort8 #MasterclassSeries #SDSNYouth #SDSNNigeria ImpactInAction
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1 month ago
🟄 RED CARD: Enough is Enough Sexual abuse has no place in our schools, our streets, or our homes. To remain silent is to allow it to grow; to speak up is to begin the healing. We are vehemently kicking against this scourge in all its forms. Shield The Child Foundation will be live in Ukana for a dedicated day of awareness, sensitization, and action. • šŸ“… Date: 21st of April, 2026 • šŸ“ Venue: Community Secondary School, Ukana • šŸŽÆ Highlights: Protective Education: Equipping children to identify and report abuse. • SRHR: Understanding Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights. • ⁠GBV: Strategies for ending Gender-Based Violence. It is a Red Card today, tomorrow, and for all the days of our lives. We refuse to be silent. We refuse to let it thrive. See you in Ukana. — Connect with us: šŸ“ø IG: @Stcf_ng šŸ”µ Facebook: Shield The Child Foundation šŸ“ž Contact: +234 901 6650 892 #shieldthechildngo #anabuserwillsay #thewilltheytookfromuswehaveitnow #fightagainstsexualabuse
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1 month ago
It was a profound honor for Shield the Child Foundation (STCF) in partnership with the United States Government Exchange Alumni Association of Nigeria (USGEAAN), represented by the esteemed @aniekemefinbar host an essential dialogue at the recent @flccyouthchurch Conference. We reached over 5,000 attendees with a vital message on sexual abuse awareness and mental health. Our youth are the ultimate shielders of tomorrow—keeping them safe and mentally healthy is our greatest priority. #shieldthechildngo #anabuserwillsay #thewilltheytookfromuswehaveitnow #fightagainstsexualabuse
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1 month ago