The Ondo State Government says it is mapping out strategies to educate students, teachers, and parents on Violence Against Persons (Prohibition), VAPP Act in the state.
The state is collaborating on this with the Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD), other governmental agencies, and other parties.
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The Violence Against Persons (Prohibition), VAPP Act, became a law in Ondo State in May, 2015.
The act was necessitated by agitations for protection of persons against violence, which has become recurring decimal in Nigeria.
The issue again came to the front burner at a workshop in Akure, the Ondo State capital organised by the state government in partnership with Westminster Foundation for Democracy, WFD for effecctive implementation of the law which has already been domesticatded.
The country representative of the Foundation, Adebowale Olorunmola said the aim is to make schools safe for students.
Olorunmola said the awareness being created is aimed at exposing students, teachers and parents to contents of the law and making them understand the provisions, in case they are violated.
Speaking, the Special Adviser to the State Governor on Gender, Olamide Falana said there are gaps in prevention of violence and a sharp increase in gender-based violence.
Falana sought synergy with parents, non-governmental organisations and other stakeholders, to make implementation of VAPP a reality.
Stakeholders believe that better collaboration will go a long way in addressing gender-based violence in the society.
The Ondo State Government says it is mapping out strategies to educate students, teachers, and parents on Violence Against Persons (Prohibition), VAPP Act in the state.
The state is collaborating on this with the Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD), other governmental agencies, and other parties.
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The Violence Against Persons (Prohibition), VAPP Act, became a law in Ondo State in May, 2015.
The act was necessitated by agitations for protection of persons against violence, which has become recurring decimal in Nigeria.
The issue again came to the front burner at a workshop in Akure, the Ondo State capital organised by the state government in partnership with Westminster Foundation for Democracy, WFD for effecctive implementation of the law which has already been domesticatded.
The country representative of the Foundation, Adebowale Olorunmola said the aim is to make schools safe for students.
Olorunmola said the awareness being created is aimed at exposing students, teachers and parents to contents of the law and making them understand the provisions, in case they are violated.
Speaking, the Special Adviser to the State Governor on Gender, Olamide Falana said there are gaps in prevention of violence and a sharp increase in gender-based violence.
Falana sought synergy with parents, non-governmental organisations and other stakeholders, to make implementation of VAPP a reality.
Stakeholders believe that better collaboration will go a long way in addressing gender-based violence in the society.
The Ondo State Government says it is mapping out strategies to educate students, teachers, and parents on Violence Against Persons (Prohibition), VAPP Act in the state.
The state is collaborating on this with the Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD), other governmental agencies, and other parties.
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The Violence Against Persons (Prohibition), VAPP Act, became a law in Ondo State in May, 2015.
The act was necessitated by agitations for protection of persons against violence, which has become recurring decimal in Nigeria.
The issue again came to the front burner at a workshop in Akure, the Ondo State capital organised by the state government in partnership with Westminster Foundation for Democracy, WFD for effecctive implementation of the law which has already been domesticatded.
The country representative of the Foundation, Adebowale Olorunmola said the aim is to make schools safe for students.
Olorunmola said the awareness being created is aimed at exposing students, teachers and parents to contents of the law and making them understand the provisions, in case they are violated.
Speaking, the Special Adviser to the State Governor on Gender, Olamide Falana said there are gaps in prevention of violence and a sharp increase in gender-based violence.
Falana sought synergy with parents, non-governmental organisations and other stakeholders, to make implementation of VAPP a reality.
Stakeholders believe that better collaboration will go a long way in addressing gender-based violence in the society.
The Ondo State Government says it is mapping out strategies to educate students, teachers, and parents on Violence Against Persons (Prohibition), VAPP Act in the state.
The state is collaborating on this with the Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD), other governmental agencies, and other parties.
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The Violence Against Persons (Prohibition), VAPP Act, became a law in Ondo State in May, 2015.
The act was necessitated by agitations for protection of persons against violence, which has become recurring decimal in Nigeria.
The issue again came to the front burner at a workshop in Akure, the Ondo State capital organised by the state government in partnership with Westminster Foundation for Democracy, WFD for effecctive implementation of the law which has already been domesticatded.
The country representative of the Foundation, Adebowale Olorunmola said the aim is to make schools safe for students.
Olorunmola said the awareness being created is aimed at exposing students, teachers and parents to contents of the law and making them understand the provisions, in case they are violated.
Speaking, the Special Adviser to the State Governor on Gender, Olamide Falana said there are gaps in prevention of violence and a sharp increase in gender-based violence.
Falana sought synergy with parents, non-governmental organisations and other stakeholders, to make implementation of VAPP a reality.
Stakeholders believe that better collaboration will go a long way in addressing gender-based violence in the society.
The Ondo State Government says it is mapping out strategies to educate students, teachers, and parents on Violence Against Persons (Prohibition), VAPP Act in the state.
The state is collaborating on this with the Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD), other governmental agencies, and other parties.
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The Violence Against Persons (Prohibition), VAPP Act, became a law in Ondo State in May, 2015.
The act was necessitated by agitations for protection of persons against violence, which has become recurring decimal in Nigeria.
The issue again came to the front burner at a workshop in Akure, the Ondo State capital organised by the state government in partnership with Westminster Foundation for Democracy, WFD for effecctive implementation of the law which has already been domesticatded.
The country representative of the Foundation, Adebowale Olorunmola said the aim is to make schools safe for students.
Olorunmola said the awareness being created is aimed at exposing students, teachers and parents to contents of the law and making them understand the provisions, in case they are violated.
Speaking, the Special Adviser to the State Governor on Gender, Olamide Falana said there are gaps in prevention of violence and a sharp increase in gender-based violence.
Falana sought synergy with parents, non-governmental organisations and other stakeholders, to make implementation of VAPP a reality.
Stakeholders believe that better collaboration will go a long way in addressing gender-based violence in the society.
The Ondo State Government says it is mapping out strategies to educate students, teachers, and parents on Violence Against Persons (Prohibition), VAPP Act in the state.
The state is collaborating on this with the Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD), other governmental agencies, and other parties.
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The Violence Against Persons (Prohibition), VAPP Act, became a law in Ondo State in May, 2015.
The act was necessitated by agitations for protection of persons against violence, which has become recurring decimal in Nigeria.
The issue again came to the front burner at a workshop in Akure, the Ondo State capital organised by the state government in partnership with Westminster Foundation for Democracy, WFD for effecctive implementation of the law which has already been domesticatded.
The country representative of the Foundation, Adebowale Olorunmola said the aim is to make schools safe for students.
Olorunmola said the awareness being created is aimed at exposing students, teachers and parents to contents of the law and making them understand the provisions, in case they are violated.
Speaking, the Special Adviser to the State Governor on Gender, Olamide Falana said there are gaps in prevention of violence and a sharp increase in gender-based violence.
Falana sought synergy with parents, non-governmental organisations and other stakeholders, to make implementation of VAPP a reality.
Stakeholders believe that better collaboration will go a long way in addressing gender-based violence in the society.
The Ondo State Government says it is mapping out strategies to educate students, teachers, and parents on Violence Against Persons (Prohibition), VAPP Act in the state.
The state is collaborating on this with the Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD), other governmental agencies, and other parties.
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The Violence Against Persons (Prohibition), VAPP Act, became a law in Ondo State in May, 2015.
The act was necessitated by agitations for protection of persons against violence, which has become recurring decimal in Nigeria.
The issue again came to the front burner at a workshop in Akure, the Ondo State capital organised by the state government in partnership with Westminster Foundation for Democracy, WFD for effecctive implementation of the law which has already been domesticatded.
The country representative of the Foundation, Adebowale Olorunmola said the aim is to make schools safe for students.
Olorunmola said the awareness being created is aimed at exposing students, teachers and parents to contents of the law and making them understand the provisions, in case they are violated.
Speaking, the Special Adviser to the State Governor on Gender, Olamide Falana said there are gaps in prevention of violence and a sharp increase in gender-based violence.
Falana sought synergy with parents, non-governmental organisations and other stakeholders, to make implementation of VAPP a reality.
Stakeholders believe that better collaboration will go a long way in addressing gender-based violence in the society.
The Ondo State Government says it is mapping out strategies to educate students, teachers, and parents on Violence Against Persons (Prohibition), VAPP Act in the state.
The state is collaborating on this with the Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD), other governmental agencies, and other parties.
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The Violence Against Persons (Prohibition), VAPP Act, became a law in Ondo State in May, 2015.
The act was necessitated by agitations for protection of persons against violence, which has become recurring decimal in Nigeria.
The issue again came to the front burner at a workshop in Akure, the Ondo State capital organised by the state government in partnership with Westminster Foundation for Democracy, WFD for effecctive implementation of the law which has already been domesticatded.
The country representative of the Foundation, Adebowale Olorunmola said the aim is to make schools safe for students.
Olorunmola said the awareness being created is aimed at exposing students, teachers and parents to contents of the law and making them understand the provisions, in case they are violated.
Speaking, the Special Adviser to the State Governor on Gender, Olamide Falana said there are gaps in prevention of violence and a sharp increase in gender-based violence.
Falana sought synergy with parents, non-governmental organisations and other stakeholders, to make implementation of VAPP a reality.
Stakeholders believe that better collaboration will go a long way in addressing gender-based violence in the society.
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