Emergency help
Nigeria’s national emergency number. If you are in immediate danger, call when it is safe to do so. Response and availability may vary by location.
Call 112Official sourceYou deserve to be heard and supported. You don’t have to decide what to do next on your own.
In immediate danger? Call 112. Sọra does not dispatch emergency services.
Nigeria’s national emergency number. If you are in immediate danger, call when it is safe to do so. Response and availability may vary by location.
Call 112Official sourceSupport for women and girls affected by sexual violence. Their published toll-free helpline is described as available 24 hours.
0800 921 0009Visit WARIFLagos-based sexual assault referral centre offering medical and psychosocial support. Ask directly about service hours and access.
0815 577 0000Visit MirabelIf it is safe, move to a public place and contact someone you trust. After an assault, a specialist support centre can help you understand medical care, evidence preservation, and reporting options. You decide what support you want.
These are independent services, not Sọra partners. Published contact details were checked on 31 October 2026; availability can change. Calls and messages may leave traces on a shared device.