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SHACO NGO to re-launch her skills acquisition programme soon. This project is tagged: Secondary Education Plus Skills Training (SEPST 2023)

Free skills training for students from JSS1 to SSS3 and those out of School in :-
1. Printing ( Operating Cord Machine, Cutting machine, Plate making, Collation and Finishing etc)
2. Fashion Designing
3. Graphics Designs etc

More details coming...

Mobo Rak is The Man of the Year

Association of Online Media Practitioners of Nigeria, Badagry Division, Lagos State awarded Hon. Ogunlende Mobolaji of RAK Foundation as the Man of the Year.

The President of the association Mr. Jeff Ezemadu Jnr said we are pleased to award you as the Man of the Year. We have seen your sincere contributions to the development of humanity and support for the media. The opinion polls conducted within the Badagry Federation single you as the leading non -state actor committed to Human Capacity Development.

The conferment of this award on you is to encourage you to put more efforts in your commitment to the development of Badagry and Nigeria in general.

The award was presented to Hon. Ogunlende Mobolaji, who is also contesting for the position of Federal House of Representatives at his Ikeja office on Monday April 4th, 2022.

You can't perform beyond your capacity. Sesi Whingan blast Hon. Hunpe.

If not why will Hon.Babatunde Hunpe approved the ongoing water log road construction for Badagry Federation?

These young men carries in their hearts the burden for genuine development of Badagry Federation.

For sale

A 5 bedrooms Bungalow with 2 big sitting rooms in a plot of land at Alaran Estate, Mowo - Badagry, Lagos is presently available for sales at the cost of N40 Million.

Only serious buyer should reach SHACO on 07069773460.

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With just N400k you can get a choice plot of land in Badagry, Lagos.

Remember I led the protest for the Fixing of Lagos/Badagry Express Road, and I am also leading the development of properties in Badagry Lagos.

Badagry ... the new haven in Lagos.

Call SHACO on 07069773460. We are known for Integrity!

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Amb. Mark Akande

Sunday Newspapers January 1,2022.

THE CHILD RIGHTS
- Iyanu Elizabeth Abalo is a 300 level Faculty of Law student at the Lagos State University. WhatsApp +2348025790376.

THE CHILD RIGHTS - INTRODUCTION
Rights are the privileges enjoyed by every individual by virtue of being a human being either as a citizen of a particular country or not. Firstly, a child as defined in the Labour Act is a young person under the age of twelve and a young person is one under the age of fourteen years.

The African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child defines a child as "every human being below the age of eighteen years". It is important to know that the legislation on issues partaining to children is in the residuary legislative list and as such depends on the state.

HISTORY OF THE CHILD RIGHT
The origin of the United Nations convention on the rights of the child dates back to 1923 when the founder of save the Children - Eglantyne jebb summarized the rights of children in five (5) parts. Her Declaration of the Rights of the child was adopted by the League of Nations in 1924 and the five points subsequently became known as the Declaration of Geneva. Following the aftermath of the world war II , the United Nations came up with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights which was adopted in 1948. The Declaration included the rights of children but was felt to be insufficient and this gave rise to a separate document known as the Second Declaration of Rights of the Child. This document was adopted in November 1959.

The history of organised child protection is traced back to the rescue of a nine years old Mary Ellen Wilson who lived with her guardian in New York. She was routinely beaten and neglected. She was rescued by Henry Bergh and Elbridge Gerry . These persons created a non governmental charitable society devoted to child protection and these brought about the New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NYSPCC),the world first entity devoted entirely to child protection.

My Resilient Level Is Very High.....T**e Adele
Mrs T**e Adele, a Career Consultant reveals how she overcame the challenges she faced in the struggle to survive in life during a WhatsApp interview with The Heroes Mind. She said "my resilient level is very high because I believe challenges are opportunities to advance to the next step."
Excerpts:
What is your name and designation?
My name is T**e Ola-sheu Adele, I am a career coach/counselor and consultant.
Kindly give us details of your background like parenting, growing up, education and others?
I was born in 1974 in Mushin, Lagos State, to the Olatunji-sheu family, and I am from a Muslim household. I went St Jude's Anglican pry School Mushin, Idiaraba High School Mushin and Igando Community High School Igando. I learned tailoring during my secondary school education and after my SSCE I worked as a clerical officer in Alimosho Local Government.
I Later, gained admission into the Federal College of Education, Osiele Abeokuta, to study English and Social Studies. I also studied Guidance/Counseling at the University of Ibadan (UI) I graduated in year 2000 and served as a Career Counselor at the Nigerian Military School in Zaria kaduna state, which inspired me to pursue my Masters and PhD (in view)
I specialized in Career Counseling psychology and trades and have worked in many organizations. I also lecture as a part-time at Adeniran Ogunsanya College of Education and LASU campus in Badagry. And on the 1st of December 2011 I started my own training center on Vocational, business and career.
Are you married?
No, am not married, I am a Widow.

While growing up did you ever engage yourself in hawking or any menial labor to support your parent/ guardian or yourself? Or where you born with a sliver spoon?
Silver spoon? I wasn't born with a silver spoon, but I'd never done any hawking before. My parents were hardworking people who believed in looking after their children. My parents are both industrialists...

WE OWE EVERY CHILD THE RIGHT TO KNOW THEIR RIGHTS. Aderonke Oyelakin

LAGOS STATE CHILD PROTECTION NETWORK (CPN) CELEBRATES HER MAIDEN EDITION OF CHILD PROTECTION WEEK TO MARK THIS YEARS WORLD CHILDRENS DAY.

Child Protection Network (CPN) is a coalition of NGOs, CBOs, FBOs, government agencies and other stakeholders working to prevent and respond to CHILD ABUSE (Sexual, Physical, emotional, neglect and any form of maltreatment of a child).

CPN Lagos was established by UNICEF in 2011 and is further strengthened by chapters across the 20 LGAs in Lagos. Chapters also exist in almost all states in Nigeria.

Its members work together to prevent and respond to cases of child abuse.
CPNs primary vision is to achieve a state where all children are protected against all forms of abuse and exploitation as enshrined in the state legal documents and our mission remains the integration of a sustainable collaborative approach that addresses issues of child welfare.

In a well attended press conference by CPN members and other stakeholders, the Chairperson of the event Ms. Bose Ironsi said “First, it is to make the child rights law known in all communities and second, to ensure that the provision of the law relating to the rights and welfare of children in Lagos state is observe and third, to end violence against children in all the states of the country.

Speaking at the programme, the Lagos state Coordinator of CPN, Aderonke Oyelakin said "most parents and guardians violate the child rights laws because they are ignorant of it, adding that the group was positioned to ensure mass awareness of the situation during the event. Most of the children do not know they have rights and this also applies to most parents that are violating the rights of their children innocently. And because of this, CPN wants to ensure every child and parent/guardian gets the needed information; to collectively protect the rights of children in Lagos State".

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I WANT TO BE THE BADAGRY YOUTHS CATALYST FOR DEVELOPMENT. HON. WAY

“My concern is the holistic development of society. No one should go back, everyone must move forward. Enough time has been spent going backwards; now let us pledge to stride ahead, whether it's in education, health, agriculture or education of our daughters. This Government belongs to the poor. It is to support the destitute”. - Narendra Modi

Brief profile
Hon. Yahaya Abdullateef Olawale is an illustrious and industrious son of the historic town of Badagry who hails from Ahovikoh Quarter, Badagry Local Government Area of Lagos State. He had his primary education at Muslim Primary School, Badagry between 1983 1990. He proceeded to Ansar-ud-een Secondary School, Badagry for his Secondary education between 1990 - 1996 where he sat for his WAEC certificate. He bagged his Bachelor's degree in Economics with honours from Lagos State University, Ojo. In his quest for knowledge he furthered by bagging a Masters degree in Business Administration (Financial Management) from the best state University in Nigeria, Lagos State University, Ojo. He is also a member of the Chartered Institute of Taxation. Hon. Yahaya Lateef started his working career as a classroom teacher at Connel Holy-Child College, along Itoga Road - Badagry from 2005 - 2008. He later got employed to Lagos State Internal Revenue, 2008 - 2018. He serve as the PRO NABAS, SECRETARY NABAS, SECRETARY NULASS and later PRO SOSSA. He was one time WARD LEGAL of the APC party, WARD PRO, Mandate Secretary BLG and SECRETARY BLG campaign committee 2019 - 2021.
He was once an aspirant Lagos State House of Assembly, Badagry Constituency 1 *which he won but was manipulated*. Hon. Yahaya Abdullateef Olawale hereby contest the position of Lagos State House of Assembly, Badagry Constituency 1 again for good representation.
He is happily married and blessed with lovely children.

In a point blank interaction, Hon. Wale Abdulateef Yahaya told The Heroes Mind

The Nigerian Navy made me... LT. Commander Sijuade Olujoke (RTD)

In an exclusive Interactive session with The Heroes Mind, Lieutenant Commander Sijuade Olujoke Olayemi (Rtd), an educationist cm disciplinary uncovers her experiences in the Military, her background, her struggles, her achievements and her insights on women, youths and insecurities in Nigeria.

The retired Navy Commander who is now the proprietress of Vine Groove Schools located at Itoga - Badagry, Lagos said "my career made me and it is still making me. My husband didn't make me, my father didn't make me; I am a typical example of a career woman. I am happy, successful and defined by my career not my marital status"
Excerpts:

Ma, for official purpose can we meet you?

My name is Lieutenant Commander Sijuade Olujoke Olayemi Seyi (Rtd)
Kindly give us a brief of your background, growing up, education and others?

I was born 1966, March 2nd at Agege Lagos. My dad is from Ijebu - Igbo, my mum is from Epe, Lagos State. I attended St Pauls primary school, I went to Pobuna Secondary Grammar School in Epe, then I finished at Ilupeju Grammar School in Lagos. I joined the Nigerian Navy in 1986, I proceeded to Federal College of Education (Tecch) in Akoka. from 1987 to 1990 I obtained my NCE in Business Education, then I proceeded to University of Benin where I graduated with a B.Ed (Hons.) in Adult Education.
I later went to the Daily Times School Of Journalism where I obtained a Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism; I studied several other professional military courses.
My background was very exciting and humble. I didn't really come from a rich family. I grew up to become an astute teacher which is my passion. School administration, child development and designing programs for adults have all propelled my love for school administration and children development over the years. I am a mother, I am a wife, a disciplinarian, I am very focused; passionate, God fearing and a 100% realist. I tell you the way it is.

The much awaited December 2021/ Jan. 2022 edition is out.

We hope to have you grace our magazine soonest. Thanks always!

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Coming out September 15,2021

ONILUDE APPRECIATE PARTY MEMBERS
PRAISE OPPONENTS - Report by Florence Okpetu

The Badagry Local Government Chairman Hon. Olusegun Teliat Adeniran Dagbeyon Onlude held a press conference yesterday June 3, 2021 at the Legislative Chamber in the Badagry Local Government Secretariat specifically to appreciate his party members for his success at the Local Government Chairmanship Party Primaries which was held on Saturday May 29, 2021.
Hon. Onilude expressed his appreciation to the leadership of his party in Lagos State from the National Leader, the Jagaban himself, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The state Governor, His Excellency, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, members of the Governing Advisory Council (GAC) and Exco of the APC in Lagos State. He noted that they provided a leveled playing ground for all contestants. In the same vein, he expressed his gratitude to the members of Onilude Campaign Organization (ONICO), other independent campaign groups and individuals who combined their structures to ensure the success of the primary election.

He said "I sincerely appreciate the leadership of our party in Lagos State from the National Leader, the Jagaban himself, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The State Governor, His Excellency, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, members of the Governing Advisory Council (GAC) and Exco of the APC in Lagos. In the same vein I appreciate the leadership of our party at the Badagry Local Government from our leader and State Deputy Chairman of our party, Hon. Sunny Akinsanya Ajose, the Core Leaders, the LGA an Ward Excos for their leadership roles in upholding the democratic tenets in our Local Government.

I thank every member of Onilude Campaign Organization (ONICO), all other independent campaign groups and individuals who combined their structures with ours and worked tirelessly day and night to ensure our success”. He further said “the job is only half done the main battle is still ahead, we all have to work harder to ensure the success of our party in the coming elections".

The Chairman also appreciated the efforts of his opponents, whom he acknowledged put up a good fight in the primaries. He said "Democracy would lose its value without worthy opposition. Like sportsmen and women we have all given it all that we had and the Almighty has ordained a winner. It is time to come together again for the success of the party and development of Badagry".

He stressed that he has garnered a lot of experience which would be put to great use if given the opportunity of a Second Term. In the same vein, he revealed their party's plan to consolidate their previous achievements and to make corrections where necessary and assured that their administration will place more emphasis on human capacity building which would focus on youth development and their educational advancement.

He said "We plan to consolidate on our previous achievements and to make corrections where necessary. All our ongoing projects will be completed and new ones, which would add value to our people will be initiated. Our administration will place more and more emphasis on human capacity building where we focus more on youth development and their educational advancement. Vocational trainings for the youths, loans and grants for our market women and men would be of high priority. The standard of living of our people must improve".

He also revealed his plan to get closer to the press because the importance of information in the enlightenment and education of the people cannot be over emphasized.