Bright Family Center for Justice & Human Rights

Bright family center for Justice and human rights

Defending human dignity, promoting justice, and building a better society for all Nigerians.

Who We Are

Our Mission

The Bright Family Center for Justice and Human Rights is a non-governmental organization committed to defending the rights and dignity of every individual, particularly vulnerable populations in Nigeria. We work tirelessly to combat injustice, providing legal aid, advocacy, and community support.

We are driven by the belief that justice should be accessible to all, regardless of social or economic status. We partner with local communities and international bodies to enforce human rights standards and promote the rule of law.

NORTHERN ADMINISTRATIVE PORTFOLIOS

BRIGHT FAMILY CENTER FOR JUSTICE & HUMAN RIGHTS OF NIGERIA

Our Northern Administrative Portfolios focus on promoting justice and human rights in the northern region of Nigeria. Here are twenty executive portfolios:

  1. Zonal Director - Overall leadership and coordination
  2. Deputy Director, Programs - Implementing programs and projects
  3. Deputy Director, Advocacy - Promoting human rights and justice through advocacy
  4. Program Manager - Managing specific programs and projects
  5. Advocacy Officer - Promoting human rights and justice through advocacy
  6. Community Liaison Officer - Building relationships with local communities
  7. Monitoring & Evaluation Officer - Tracking progress and evaluating impact
  8. Finance & Administration Officer - Managing financial resources and administrative tasks
  9. Communications Officer - Managing public relations and media outreach
  10. Legal Officer - Providing legal support and advice
  11. Capacity Building Officer - Training and capacity-building for staff and stakeholders
  12. Logistics & Procurement Officer - Overseeing logistics and procurement
  13. Gender & Child Rights Officer - Focusing on gender equality and child rights
  14. Human Rights Officer - Promoting and protecting human rights
  15. Research & Documentation Officer - Conducting research and documenting human rights issues
  16. Fundraising & Grants Officer - Securing funding and managing grants
  17. Administrative Assistant - Providing administrative support
  18. Public Relations Officer - Managing media and public relations
  19. Project Coordinator - Coordinating project activities
  20. Security & Safety Officer - Ensuring safety and security for staff and operations

These portfolios work together to advance our mission and objectives in the northern region.

Our Executive Staff

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Zonal Administrator's Office Kano State
List of appointments

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  2. Sani Ahmed Mohammed Kano State
  3. Zainab Mohammed Isah Kano State
  4. SULEIMAN ABDULLAH Mohammed Kano State
  5. Aminu Yusuf Kebbi State
  6. Aminu Ahmed Bauchi State
  7. Ismail Abubakar Jigawa State
  8. Barrister Ahamudu Mudu Borno State
  9. Balikisu Ibrahim Kano State
  10. Umar Kabiru Nasarawa State
  11. Babayo Abubakar Yobe State
  12. Chikudi Godwin Sokoto State
  13. Halimat Umar Faruk Kogi State
  14. Barrister Bashiru Katsina State
  15. Rev. Zaks Williams Kaduna State
  16. Armstrong Ajom O. FCT
  17. Yarima Dan Dauda Niger State
  18. Isah Umar Gombe State
  19. Shuaibu Ajanaku Kwara State

Our Core Areas of Impact

Police Accountability

We actively monitor law enforcement practices, file complaints on behalf of victims of police brutality, and push for legislative reforms to ensure transparent and responsible policing.

Gender & Children's Rights

Fighting against all forms of gender-based violence, child labor, and ensuring access to education and health for women and children across all regions.

Civil Liberties & Advocacy

Defending freedom of speech, assembly, and movement. We intervene in cases of unlawful detention and abuse of power by government agencies.

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Our Impact So Far

1,500+ Cases reviewed | 850+ Victims given pro bono representation | 30+ Laws challenged and reformed.

Latest News & Updates

Latest human rights and security updates from major Nigerian newspapers (December 2025)

The Guardian

Human Rights Day 2025: Concerns as Nigeria’s Worsening Rights Crisis Prompts Calls for Reform

Civil society groups highlight police extortion, arbitrary detentions, media repression, and impunity amid rising insecurity and over 275,000 NHRC complaints.

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December 10, 2025
THISDAY

NHRC Raises Alarm Over Surge in Abductions and Rights Violations

National Human Rights Commission reports 422,942 complaints in November alone, citing worsening insecurity and widespread abuses.

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December 17, 2025
Premium Times

NHRC Awards Journalists for Human Rights Reporting Amid Rising Violations

Premium Times journalist honored as NHRC marks 30th anniversary, spotlighting increased state-perpetrated rights abuses.

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December 11-12, 2025
Vanguard

Lagos Releases 91 Inmates to Mark Human Rights Day

Lagos State Government approves release and sentence commutations to promote access to justice and fundamental rights.

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December 10, 2025
The Guardian

Insecurity and Hardship Threaten Human Rights Progress – NHRC

NHRC warns that economic strain, political tensions, and persistent violence are undermining rights protection efforts.

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December 11, 2025
THISDAY

Nigerian Bar Association Calls for Renewed Commitment to Rights Protection

Legal practitioners assess Nigeria’s human rights performance and demand urgent reforms during Human Rights Day events.

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December 13, 2025