Oluwakemi Adelagun is a journalist at Premium Times Nigeria. She covers a wide range of themes including government and politics, regional interest and world news, as well as social issues such as crime, protests, and traffic. Oluwakemi's insightful reporting on education management and climate change has also been featured in Hindustan Times Syndication.
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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.
By: Oluwakemi Adelagun
First Lady Remi Tinubu acknowledged that FGM and child marriage are still prevalent in Nigeria.
By: Oluwakemi Adelagun
Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency (DSVA) explained that the agency used data to choose kingdoms with high rates of sexual and gender-based violence, but low reporting.
By: Oluwakemi Adelagun
The appellant was discharged after he challenged his conviction at the Appeal Court.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arrested 792 suspects including Nigerian, Chinese, Arab and Filipino nationals who are allegedly involved in cryptocurrency investment fraud and romance scams.
According to the reports, security and law enforcement operatives are mostly behind attacks against journalists.
By: Oluwakemi Adelagun
The groups said it is important to take the case to the Supreme Court to show that sexual violence against children will not be tolerated and those who commit such crimes will face the law.
By: Oluwakemi Adelagun
Mr Sanwo-Olu welcomed the “historic” arrival of the president to Lagos.
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