Just be quoting figures anyhow.

All I see here is a win-win situation.

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The Lagos State Government on Tuesday said a total of 1,340 beggars, destitute and mentally challenged persons were rescued off the streets of Lagos in the last one year, just as it said about 73, 664 patients were screened and helped to trace their homes through various media platforms.

Speaking at the ongoing 2016 ministerial press briefing held at the Bagauda Kaltho Press Centre in Alausa to commemorate Governor Akinwunmi Ambode’s one year in office, the Commissioner for Youth and Social Development, Mrs. Uzamat Akinbile- Yussuf, said the government, in the period under review, released and re-united 590 rehabilitees with their relations for re- integration, while 1,228 persons were rehabilitated at the rehabilitation and training centre in Majidun. Akinbile-Yussuf, who addressed the briefing jointly with the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry, Hakeem Muri-Okunola, said many of the rehabilitees were subsequently placed on vocational training to make them contribute positively to the society, adding that 43 drug dependents rehabilitees, who probably had lost hope, were restored back to their functional ability and another 20 placed under vocational training at the Rehabilitation and Vocational Training Centre in Isheri.

The commissioner, who reeled out many other social interventions which the Ministry embarked upon in the last 12 months, said the development was part of the vision of Ambode to create an environment that is safe, conducive and prosperous not only for investors but the citizenry in general. Besides, the commissioner reminded residents that the law banning street trading and begging is very much in force in the state, warning that government would not hesitate to apply the full wrath of the law when necessary.
She said: “In the last one year, the Lagos State Government under the leadership of Governor Ambode recorded many achievements in the area of social welfare and for instance, I can categorically tell you that a total of 634 Juvenile cases were successfully handled under the Family Social Services, while a total of 110 applications for adoption were successfully screened.
“Also, 150 reputed cases of sexual abuse and physical abuse were treated, while five pregnant school children were assisted to access adequate antenatal and delivery services. They were also assisted to be integrated back to school,” Akinbile-Yussuf said.
In the same vein, the Commissioner for Women Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, Hon. Lola Akande, while giving account of stewardship of her Ministry in the last one year, explained that the Ministry in its continuous child prevention, rescue and rehabilitation programmes successfully treated about 589 cases ranging from sexual abuse, physical abuse and child labour cases.
She said the ministry also received 382 cases of domestic violence out of which 234 cases were successfully treated, which among others include physical and emotional pains, harm, injury, humiliation and degradation, permanent and partial disability, separation, divorce and needless loss of precious lives.
While fielding questions from journalists, Akande tasked members of the society to come up with useful information on sexual violence not only against women, but men and other social vices including any suspected illegal baby factory.


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Why do women love complicating issues for men? Me, I no go gree

Ok. We hope to see the fruit in d nearest future.

Mehn medicine no be here oo. The pressure on a medical student can't be qualified. No other student feels such. From the first day u get admitted to study medicine, the whole street will change ur name to Doc. The fear of failing out, the stress too much abeg. Its not somtin I'll like to a second time. Close to exams u can reach up to 16hrs, where u practically live in the class and this is no guarantee that u'll pass the exam.
Some of the bad belle professors dont belive u can pass the exam @ a sitting esp people in Peadiatrics and Surgery depts.
All in all, Medicine (in Nigeria) is not worth the stress.

Haba, we have more pressing issues to deal with as a country. The doctor is the head and always will be. Doctors all the way.

Congratulations. It was worth the wait.

The battle at Damasak was not an easy one. Those bastards were well equiped. If we had the air force supporting it wouldnt have been like this. Any way....you died GALLANT. RIP Major.

God Save us for this country. I ply this Damboa road regularly to go to the Borno State HMB. Pls BH should stop.

I been use am do keyholder for Secondary School. I no be small ChildreN

May your marriage no dull like this government. IJN.

Pls add me 07062930596

Webb is too optimistic about this. Hope it doesn't fail the clinical trials. Well I guess anyone should be, when you've put in 8years of research work into something.

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That's a good one.

Lai enough of the whining, GEJ failed buh at least cut him some slack.

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Caracta:
Are you a doctor?

Yes

If you've not applied for JUTH and wish to be part of the intvw you can still apply by Monday 25th with 2000 naira....

I heard JUTH interview is on 26th and 27th of May

You can make 1 yourself

Am Alergic to Honey. Thought it was worm infestation, dewormed still each time I take honey I have this intense colicky abdominal pain that will last for close to 4hours. Have been avoiding honey for years now.

This means longer university stay for some people. If dem lyk make dem abolish 3rd class join. What we need is more jobs not University grades. Btw my degree na unclassified. From day 1 my pass mark na 50.

Who needs a break? When I was a student I don't need an official break to go on one.