12/08/2026
NOT EVERY FRIENDLY REQUEST ONLINE COMES from someone with good intentions.
The internet has made it easier than ever to connect with people across the world, but it has also made it easier for strangers to disguise themselves as "friends."
Many online predators, scammers, and cybercriminals do not begin with threats.
They begin with kindness, compliments, gifts, shared interests, or simple conversations that slowly build trust.
Children and teenagers are especially vulnerable because these interactions often feel harmless at first.
A friendly message can quickly turn into requests for personal information, private photos, video calls, money, or secrets that should never be shared.
Digital safety is not about teaching children to fear the internet, it's about giving them the confidence to recognize warning signs and make smart choices online.
🎥 Join us for this Sunday's SafeScreen Nigeria LIVE Session, where we will equip parents and guardians with practical strategies to help children navigate the digital world safely.
Together, we'll discuss real-life online risks, demonstrate simple safety tools, and answer your questions live so you can leave with practical steps to protect your family.
📅 Every Sunday
🕔 5:00 PM (WAT)
📍 Streaming LIVE across TDICF Platforms; on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram etc.
📌 Participation is FREE