Lagos Assembly Reportedly Planning Bill To Ban Street Begging
The Lagos State House of Assembly has held a public hearing on a new bill seeking to ban street begging and clear street urchins from public places.
The Street Begging and Street Urchins Prohibition Prevention and Rehabilitation Law 2026 aims to stop begging at traffic lights, bridges, markets and motor parks, citing rising security concerns. The bill proposes rehabilitation for first offenders, fines or short custody for second offenders, and up to two years imprisonment for repeat offenders. Children found begging would be handled under the Child Rights Law, and parents who send them out to beg or hawk would face penalties.
Hope They Remove Them On bThe Street And Give Them A Good Life The Kids On Maryland Small Small Children ,If I Look Left And Right I Won't See Their Mother Or Father It Is Well
I do not like anything that punishes the poor for their poverty. Will they simply be improving the aesthetics or will they be implementing social services that leads to an improved quality of life for beggars? I hope they implement better social services, children being enrolled in school, and provide skills training that leads to guaranteed employment for young people and adults..
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Long overdue
ReplyDeleteI pray this works! 🤦🏾
ReplyDeleteHmmm,okoo,na them sabi sha
ReplyDeleteUmmmmm
ReplyDeleteOkay...so what are they going to do to help them?
ReplyDeleteEvery year they ban street begging yet it never stops
ReplyDeleteGood development👍
ReplyDeleteBan all the street, motor park louts first lets have sanity on the road.
ReplyDeleteHope They Remove Them On bThe Street And Give Them A Good Life
ReplyDeleteThe Kids On Maryland Small Small Children ,If I Look Left And Right I Won't See Their Mother Or Father
It Is Well
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A good move. I hope it happens in Anambra too
ReplyDeleteI do not like anything that punishes the poor for their poverty. Will they simply be improving the aesthetics or will they be implementing social services that leads to an improved quality of life for beggars? I hope they implement better social services, children being enrolled in school, and provide skills training that leads to guaranteed employment for young people and adults..
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