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We’ve served over 500 target women

Who We Are

We believes in a world without stigma and discrimination

The organization, (ABLIEWYP) started by 6 friends (sex workers) who due to the constant harassment, stigmatization and discrimination in their community decided to come together to discussed and encourage each other on how to overcome depression and to live a healthy life. On the note of the above, ABLIEWYP as a group of friends passionately dedicated interest to support, guide, inspire, motivate, educate women and young persons and to change perceptions and influencing policies in Nigeria, Africa and the world at large where such unfavourable and discriminating policies and laws exist. With our passion and concern for the community that we belong to, we decided to register a None Governmental Organization that will always advocate for inclusiveness, guide and educate women and young persons in accessing health care services and to live and work.

We Protect

The rights of target community members
We Protect

We Aid Health

Of sex workers
We Aid Health

We Empower

Community Workers
We Empower

We Fight

for social inclusion of target groups
We Fight
Our Core Values

What drives our mission

Valuing the dignity, rights, and unique experiences of every individual, especially those marginalized by society.

 Building trust and mutual support within the community to foster strength, resilience, and collective empowerment.

Staying dedicated to advocacy, education, and service in support of women and young persons, regardless of challenges.

Acting with honesty, transparency, and accountability in all interactions and initiatives.

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Guiding Principles

Our Testimonials

What our beneficiaries are saying

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On February 21st, 2025, I was lured by a childhood friend, then attacked by vigilantes who accused me of being queer. They beat me, stripped me, filmed me, and demanded a confession. When I refused, they threatened to kill me and extorted my family. Thanks to ABLIEWYP and a community police officer, I got medical help—but the trauma remains. No one should face violence just for being who they are.
I’m a 28-year-old queer woman from Akure. In 2024, I started dating Suzan, who introduced me to sex work. One night, she invited me for a threesome with a client. But when we arrived, we were trapped—phones seized, mouths tied, and men plotting to kill us. We escaped through a ceiling exit and fled into the night. Fear of being outed kept us from reporting. I still live with the trauma—but I’m grateful to be alive.

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Happy People
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ABLIEWYP Staff

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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Tor Evelyn Nyiekumbur

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Blessing Ikwulono

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Yunana Victoria

FINANCE officer

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chioma Patrick

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Faith Terpase

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