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Former Niger State governor, Dr Muazu Babangida Aliyu, popularly known as Servant Leader, speaks to OLAKUNLE MARUF, on growing insecurity in the country and other issues.
What can the government do to curtail growing insecurity in the country?
Before you solve any problem, you have to understand what it is. Today, I gave two theories, one more of a rumour, the other one more of understanding the main challenge of our society. The rumour mill has it that there were Fulani from other countries that were brought in by some people for a purpose. Their coming in was not known because what was expected did not happen. But like I said, that is more of a rumour of discussion elsewhere.
Senior cleric and founder of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, with headquarters in Lagos, Primate Elijah Ayodele, speaks on what the world and Nigeria
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Miss Kehinde Mary Adeyemi, a 500-level student of the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) Ogbomoso, was among the young ladies who participated in the recently concluded Miss Oyo 2020. Though she didn’t win the main crown, she emerged as Oyo States’s Miss Elegant among the 21 participants at the beauty pageant. The student of Anatomy who combines beauty, brain, and elegance speaks about her experience, passion, and advice for aspiring beauty queens in this interview.
What led to your interest in participating in a beauty pageant, considering that you are a science student?
As a young lady, I have always developed an interest in fashion, modeling, and looking good all the time. I like taking pictures and always looking good at all times with the right colours and shoes to match. So it was easy for me to pick from this while growing up.
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When audacity of immorality is at issue, the celebrated case of Smith v Hughes is always referenced. It is also used to explain the mischief rule in law. By the 19th century, the English society had become so notorious for the infiltration and embarrassment caused it by commercial s3x workers on the streets of London. Prostitution had become a profession of its own and takes a prime place of consideration. In 1791, a police magistrate was said to have estimated the number of prostitutes in London alone as 50,000. They had become such an embarrassment that a surgeon, Lord Acton, said he counted 185 of them on his way home one night. Thus, to curtail this embarrassment, the 1959 Act was promulgated by the English law to tackle the menace. Section 1(1) of the Act prohibited a prostitute from offering her services “in a street or public place.”