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LAGOS DSVA VISITS MORE LAGOS COMMUNITIES TO ENGAGE THEM ON SGBV

 



The Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency has with a concerted effort to cultivate a safer and more knowledgeable communities on Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV), the Agency’s Community Engagement Team conducted a sensitization session on Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) with members of the Community Development Council (CDCs) and the Community Development Association (CDAs) in Ifako-Ijaye, Itire Ikate, Coker Aguda and Surulere 


Mr. Damilare Adewusi, Head of Community Engagement who represented the Executive Secretary DSVA Mrs Titilola Vivour-Adeniyi at the gathering gave a comprehensive discuss on issues surrounding SGBV, legal frameworks, and proper reporting procedures for the residents at the gathering.


Mr. Samuel Olu Opajobi, the CDC chairman, urged all the participants to report incidents of SGBV and utilize the free and available support services that the State government is providing through the Agency. 



He emphasized the importance of community members being well-informed to combat the prevalence of SGBV in the State


The Active participation from the audience prompted more prolific discussions and clarification of concerns.


Furthermore, in collaboration with His Royal Highness Oba Abdul Lateef Adams, Abiodun 1 (Onikate of Surulere), the Agency extended  Community Engagement to Itire Ikate, Coker Aguda, and Surulere to raise awareness among community members.



Prince Moruf Aribidesi, representing the Oba, expressed gratitude to the Lagos State Government for bringing awareness to their community and encouraged community members to speak out against violence.


Also present were CDC Chairman of Itire Ikate LCDA, Engr Fatai Adeshina Adelani, and Vice Chairman of Coker Aguda, Hon Ogunmola Anthony.


The impactful sessions concluded by providing attendees with clear information on reporting channels, including the 24/7 Toll-free line at 08000 333 333.

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