50 Years of Progress: Ogun State Cracks Down on GBV and Abuse in 2026
Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development takes the lead
News24 International🇳🇬
As Ogun State commemorates its 50th anniversary, the government is reinforcing its commitment to protecting vulnerable populations. The state has declared zero tolerance for gender-based violence (GBV), child abuse, and exploitation in 2026, underscoring its dedication to strengthening safeguards for women, children, and marginalized groups. Hon. Adijat Adeleye, State Commissioner for Women Affairs and Social Development, announced enhanced enforcement measures, coordinated prosecution, and new policies to promote excellence in the civil service.
Key Highlights:
Zero Tolerance Policy: Stringent action against abuse and exploitation
Justice for Survivors: Robust protection and prosecution of offenders
Policy Reforms: Incentivizing excellence and professionalism in civil service
Collaborative Efforts: Partnerships with security agencies, justice institutions, and whistleblowers
Strategic Priorities: Empowering women, protecting children, and promoting inclusive development
Commissioner Adeleye reaffirmed her ministry's commitment at a special event, extending felicitations to H.E Prince Dapo Abiodun, the Executive Governor, and the people of Ogun State. She affirmed the ministry's support for the governor's vision of an inclusive and equitable society. The Ministry's 2026 agenda emphasizes results-driven governance, citizen-centric service delivery, and inter-agency collaboration, building on progress achieved in year.
Written by Babatunde Gasper
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