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Azeezat Adedigba

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  • Assistant Editor and Lagos Bureau Chief, HumAngle
Nigeria
As seen in: HumAngle, Premium Times, AllAfrica, News Rescue, Foundation for Investigative Journalism, The News Digest (Nigeria), Desert Herald Newspaper
Ass. Editor //Researcher// Advocate of #genderequality,health&rights of girls & women// Winner @WSoyinkaCentre '19 #FRLP. email me@ adebimpeadedigba@gmail.com
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Pedophiles on the Loose as Uncertainties Trail Justice System for Victims

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By Azeezat Adedigba Verified
| Foundation for Investigative Journalism Verified
While 15-year-old Risikat Adeniyi is still traumatised after being raped by a cleric during deliverance, 12-year-old Peace Kenneth was defiled by her maternal uncle, who has speech and hearing defects, for three years, Azeezat Adedigba writes: Risikat Adeniyi was merely 15 when she was allegedly raped by Pastor Olumeje, a visiting pastor at the Cherubim and Seraphim Church, Akodo, Ibeju-Lekki area of Lagos State, southwest Nigeria.
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Police, Commercial Motorcyclists Clash In Lagos Over Motorcycle Ban

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By Azeezat Adedigba Verified
| HumAngle Verified
Police officers fired tear gas on Tuesday, June 7, to disperse commercial motorcycles popularly known as Okada at Idi Araba of Lagos State, Southwest Nigeria. The latter were protesting the ban on Okada by the state government in some local government areas. HumAngle learnt that trouble started as commercial bike riders resisted members of the task force carrying out the ban on Okada in the state. The task force was out to impound motorcycles after the ban became effective on June 1.
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Lagos Bans Commercial Motorcycles To Reduce Crime. It Is Not The First Time

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By Azeezat Adedigba Verified
| HumAngle Verified
Effective from Wednesday, June 1, 2022, operations of commercial motorcycles in six local government areas of Lagos State government, Southwest, would be suspended. It will be the fifth time the government has banned ‘okada’ in Lagos State. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, state governor, listed the affected areas to include Eti-Osa, Ikeja, Surulere, Lagos Island, Lagos Mainland, and Apapa. He directed security operatives to enforce the proscription order across the listed councils.
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