Oluwakemi Adelagun is a journalist based in Lagos, Nigeria, focusing on local news and covering various topics including crime, environmental issues, and government activities. With a keen eye for investigative reporting, Oluwakemi aims to shed light on important stories that impact the local community and hold those in power accountable.
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By: Oluwakemi Adelagun
The governor said the increment is not to outdo his colleagues but a function of affordability.
The newly assigned minister replaced the former minister of Women Affairs and Social Development.
By: Oluwakemi Adelagun
Imaan Suleiman-Ibrahim replaces the former minister of Women Affairs and Social Development, Uju-Ken Ohaneneye
By: Oluwakemi Adelagun
The report confirms that Nigerian girls face stigmatisation, poverty, and lack of justice when reporting gender-based violence.
While the minister admitted that the goals are “ambitious,” she urged MDAs, private sector, civil society, and international partners to align efforts to avoid duplication and maximise resources.
Emergency agency said the goods destroyed were “worth a fortune.”
By: Oluwakemi Adelagun
President Tinubu is not alone in jettisoning fair women representation in his cabinet. Since 1999, no Nigerian president has attained the 35 per cent women affirmative action.
Ms Abbin speaks on the alarming trend in sexual and gender-based violence and her journey from banking to the development sector.
Two students and a tricycle driver lost their lives in the accident. Three people have been killed in an accident involving a Dangote truck on Monday, in Ayetoro, Epe area of Lagos, an official has said.
By: Oluwakemi Adelagun
Mr Aiyedatiwa polled 366,781 votes to defeat the former Deputy Governor of Ondo, Agboola Ajayi, of the Peoples Democratic Party, who polled 117,845.
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