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Citizens’ Response To Emergencies: A national Emergency

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By Yinka Adeosun
| The Nigerian Voice Verified
The news of the accident involving boxing champion, Anthony Joshua, has sparked conversations beyond concern for his wellbeing. In the accident, his friends and team mates (Sani Ghami and Latif “Latz” Ayodele,) died immediately, while Joshua was alive. In the videos that circulated thereafter, what stood out for many observers was not just the incident itself, but the apparent lack of an immediate, coordinated emergency response.
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Ending Human Trafficking: Beyond Rhetoric And Promises

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By Yinka Adeosun
| Independent (Nigeria) Verified
1 July 30 every year is set aside to commemorate and raise the advocacy on a global organised crime that continues to threaten human dignity and the peaceful coexistence of humanity. This day is another opportunity to reflect on the progress made, raise awareness, and stimulate action to combat this heinous act of human rights violation. The World Day Against Trafficking in Persons is a solemn reminder of the continuous battle against one of the world’s most disturbing crimes.
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Ending Human Trafficking: Beyond Rhetoric And Promises

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By Yinka Adeosun
| The Nigerian Voice Verified
July 30 every year is set aside to commemorate and raise the advocacy on a global organised crime that continues to threaten human dignity and the peaceful coexistence of humanity. This day is another opportunity to reflect on the progress made, raise awareness, and stimulate action to combat this heinous act of human rights violation. The World Day Against Trafficking in Persons is a solemn reminder of the continuous battle against one of the world’s most disturbing crimes.
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