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A diaconal arm of the Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria LCCN that is saddle with the responsibility of mitigation Irregular migration and human trafficking.

23/05/2026

The Symbols of Hope Project Nigeria convened another session of our livelihood support program for potential migrants in Abuja this week.
This session continues our 2025 initiative to support 300 potential migrants with the skills, resources, and information needed to make safe migration decisions. By strengthening livelihood opportunities and awareness, we aim to reduce vulnerability to human trafficking and irregular migration.
Our work remains focused on ensuring that every migration decision is informed, voluntary, and safe.

07/05/2026

At the just concluded Boys’ Brigade program in Shall-Holma Diocese, they didn’t just march and worship but the Symbols of Hope Nigeria volunteers in Shall-Holma raised their voices for the voiceless.

The Diocese held a powerful awareness campaign on Human Trafficking equipping our boys, leaders, and parents with knowledge to protect themselves and their communities

11/04/2026

Hygiene is key in the provision of mental health for returned migrants and survivors of human trafficking.

This informs why the Symbols of Hope project is training stakeholders on personal Hygiene

02/03/2026

The Symbols of Hope Nigeria recently wrapped up an impactful advocacy campaign at the post-centenary National Annual Convention of the Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria. This campaign aimed to raise awareness about the dangers of irregular migration and promote safe migration practices.

The campaign aligns with the emphasis on hope, charity, and environmental stewardship. The Country Director Rev. Emmanuel S. Gabriel urged the congregants to be "beacons of hope" amidst national challenges.

26/02/2026

The Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria (LCCN) Symbols of Hope Nigeria is still buzzing from the powerful advocacy campaign at the post-centinary National Annual Convention.

Symbols of Hope Project Nigeria team, alongside partners, took the stage to shed light on the harsh realities of irregular migration where two courageous returned migrants shared their heart-wrenching travel ordeals, leaving the audience moved and inspired.

Their stories highlighted the dangers of seeking greener pastures through unsafe routes and the importance of seeking legal pathways and indeed we are committed to creating awareness and empowering Nigerians with information to make informed decisions while contemplating to travel elsewhere in search of greener pasture.

Let's work together to create a safer, brighter future for all.

24/02/2026

The Country Director, Symbols of Hope Nigeria, Rev. Emmanuel Subewope Gabriel, the Director for AMPARO- Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Mrs. Mary Campbel, and the pioneer director for the Symbols of Hope Project in Nigeria, Mr. Francis Ngalato were at the National Mosque Abuja to strengthen interfaith collaboration in the fight against GBV, Human Trafficking and irregular migration in Nigeria.

The National Mosque and the Symbols of Hope project expressed commitment to continue the battle against these humanitarian issues that has engraved Nigeria and humanity in general.

Together we can end this global pandemic.

05/02/2026

The Symbols of Hope Project Nigeria team visited the Mushid of the National Mosque Abuja to strengthen ties and collaborate on fighting human trafficking and irregular migration.

Faith-based collaboration is key and together, we will raise awareness and prevent these issues.

26/01/2026

What you can see in this image is what the church is offering to many individuals.

Thank you.

23/01/2026

The Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria is committed to raising awareness on human trafficking & irregular migration. Symbols of Hope Project Nigeria is at the Yola Diocesan convention, targeting pastors, churches, & potential migrants. With support from Lutheran World Federation & Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria, we've restored hope & dignity to over 2,000 young people since 2017.
Let's work together to address this issue

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