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Yahaya Bello Speaks On Gender Based Violence, Says His ADC Is Female
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My ADC is female
My SSG and Head of Service are all female
All LG Vice Chairmen are women
We have made 35% women participation in politics affirmative in Kogi State.


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Re: Yahaya Bello Speaks On Gender Based Violence, Says His ADC Is Female by YoonSung632:40pm
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Lekki Toll Shooting: My Leg Was Amputated After I Was Shot - Adebayo Francis
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A 23-year-old man who claims to be a victim of Lekki Toll Gate shooting tells ADEBAYO FOLORUNSHO-FRANCIS that the subsequent amputation of his right leg is a nightmare he has been unable to wake up fromTwenty-three-year-old Olalekan Faleye, a survivor of the shooting that attended the peaceful #ENDSARS protest at Lekki Toll Gate in Lagos, says he has become an amputee after the gunshot injuries he sustained to the leg on Tuesday, October 20, 2020.He had undergone surgical amputation of his bullet-ridden right leg.The shooting incident had attracted national and international outcry, with the Lagos State and Federal governments being urged to unravel the identity of the shooters and who deployed them.Speaking exclusively with PUNCH HealthWise a few days after he was discharged from the National Orthopaedic Hospital, Igbobi, Lagos, Olalekan said until the Lekki shooting, he had temporarily worked as a labourer with a construction company in Ikoyi to raise money for his ‘freedom’ as an apprentice cobbler.He also planned to use whatever was left after his freedom ceremony to rent a shop where he could carry out his cobbler trade.“Any time we had little or nothing to do at the construction site, I would join the #ENDSARS protesters at Lekki Toll Gate to demonstrate against Police brutality and bad governance.“I recalled attending the protest on three different occasions (October 15, 16 and 17) before the soldiers’ invasion on October 20,” he said.Struck by soldiers’ bulletLooking pale and sad, he struggled to recollect the incident of the Black Tuesday, saying the whole episode still feels like a bad dream.“They (soldiers) arrived in a group and, without warning, started shooting at us. As people ran helter-skelter, I recalled hearing the protest coordinators screaming, ‘Don’t panic, sit on the floor together and keep waving the Nigerian flag.’“But it was too late. People panicked when they saw the soldiers advancing and shooting at us.

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