Photos: Rt. Hon. James Faleke Trains 600 Constituents On Fish, Cassava Farming With Cash Grants for StartUp

By Yomi Durojaye 

FALEKE EMPOWERMENT TRAINING PROGRAM: 600 CONSTITUENTS RECEIVED TRAINING ON FISH/ACQUACULTURE AND CASSAVA FARMING, CAPACITY BUILDING, AND CASH GRANTS FOR VALUE ADDITION IN IKEJA, LAGOS. 

The program, sponsored by the federal lawmaker representing Ikeja federal constituency, Rt. Hon. (Dr) James Abiodun Faleke, aims to support businesses with cash grants.

Photos: Rt. Hon. James Faleke Trains 600 Constituents On Fish, Cassava Farming With Cash Grants for StartUp

The training, conducted in conjunction with the Federal College of Horticulture, Dadin Kowa, Gombe State, and LRB Global Investment Ltd, provided high-quality instruction. Barrister Olawale Ajala, representing Hon. Faleke, encouraged participants to utilize the training and cash grants to enhance their businesses.

The administrative/secretariat team also received recognition for their contributions.

Hon. Faleke reaffirmed his commitment to delivering quality representation and empowerment to the people of Ikeja Federal Constituency. The empowerment training program will continue tomorrow September 3rd, 2024

Special appreciation was extended to the 5-man committee, including Alhaji Kehinde Onifade, Barrister Olawale Ajala, Alhaji (Comrade) Akeem Dauda, Hon. Edward Samuel Aragbonfoh, and Comrade Ademola Banjo, for their tireless efforts in organizing the well organized program.

We’ll publish names, photos of rapists – NAPTIP

 AgegePulse Magazine

The National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons has urged Nigerians to report cases of rape within their vicinity to the agency or the nearest police station.

It said the names and photos of sex offenders in the country would soon be published.

NAPTIP Director-General, Julie Okah-Donli, made this known on Thursday in Abuja following the rising cases of rape in the country.

According to her, reporting cases of rape is the only way to curtail the abominable act, adding that the agency will act on reported cases.


She said, “Rapists are now getting away with their illicit acts along with murder; these cases of domestic servitude are cases that take place behind closed doors.

“Our job in NAPTIP is to protect Nigerian men and women, we are not going to compromise our work if they report such cases and we will ensure justice is done.

“Rape cases are not reported because of stigmatisation of the victims and this makes the cases rise. And very soon, the names of rapists will be published with their pictures in the media.”

Okah-Donli said the Sex Offenders’ Register had already been opened in the agency where the names of rape perpetrators were documented for further actions.

(NAN)

Punch



......
“Rape cases are not reported because of stigmatisation of the victims and this makes the cases rise. And very soon, the names of rapists will be published with their pictures in the media," NAPTIP Director-General, Julie Okah-Donli said.