GENERAL HOSPITAL BADAGRY PARTNERS NDLEA SEME SPECIAL AREA COMMAND TO COMBAT DRUG ABUSE. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 GENERAL HOSPITAL BADAGRY PARTNERS NDLEA SEME SPECIAL AREA COMMAND TO COMBAT DRUG ABUSE The General Hospital Badagry has partnered with the NDLEA Seme Special Area Command to strengthen safety protocols on the dangers of drug abuse by individuals in society, preserve the future of all Nigerians and foster peaceful co-existence.    The Medical Director/CEO of Badagry General Hospital, Dr. Oluseyi Adesola disclosed this during his familiarisation visit to the Area Commander, Commander of Narcotics, Njoku Rita Chinyere, in her office on Tuesday at the Seme border.  Dr Adesola, who further expressed his readiness to partner with the NDLEA in safeguarding the health of the populace, commended the organisation for its integrity in combating drug abuse and assured the Commander of his continued support in the area of healthcare.  "We're here to appreciate you for the excellent work that you're doing. What you're doing gives the country hope, and we wish to identify wit...

ERADICATING SGBV: DSVA ENGAGES RELIGIOUS LEADERS . (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.


 ERADICATING SGBV:  DSVA ENGAGES RELIGIOUS LEADERS 


As part of efforts to stem the tide of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence in the State, the Lagos Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency (DSVA) has recently conducted a sensitisation programme for 84 religious leaders from the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) in Onigbongbo and Ijede Local Government Areas of Lagos State 


The two-day programme, facilitated by Mr. Oluwadamilare Adewusi, Head of the Community Engagement Unit, aimed to equip religious leaders with knowledge on issues surrounding Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV), effective reporting systems and their roles in helping survivors find justice.


Mr. Adewusi delivered a comprehensive presentation on SGBV, emphasising the importance of religious leaders encouraging open discussions among their congregation about their experiences of victimization and reporting cases of domestic violence to the Lagos DSVA.


The programme focused on the role of religious leaders as a connection between the community and formal reporting systems. Participants were charged to operate as a bridge between their congregation and the formal report system, ensuring that survivors receive the necessary support and obtain justice.


The programme concluded with Reverend Kolawole Peter, CAN Chairman of Ijede Local Government reaffirming the religious leaders' commitment to combating SGBV in Lagos State. 


Participants also committed the toll-free helpline number, 0800-333-333, to memory in case of emergency.


This two-day sensitization programme underscores the Agency's dedication to raising awareness and encouraging reporting of SGBV cases, a commitment reaffirmed by the Executive Secretary of DSVA, Mrs. Titilola Vivour-Adeniyi.

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