Abigail’s experience reflects a broader pattern in Osun State, where survivors of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) continue to face delayed justice amid unfulfilled promises made by Governor Ademola Adeleke to strengthen legal responses and include women in governance.

On the dusty plains of Tassa in Dawakin Kudu Local Government Area of Kano State stands the shell of what was once a beacon of hope: the Entrepreneurship Fishery Center, established in 2019, was a school meant to train young people in modern aquaculture and open up new vistas for rural livelihoods.

How Ondo State Government Deliberately Exposes Rural Dwellers To Attack Through Casualisattion And Underfunding of Amotekun Corps.

However, what appeared to be a light at the end of the tunnel later turned out to be an everlasting nightmare for the students. A school that promised to help its students secure a brighter future and build a solid academic foundation ended up being a symbol of lies and deceit.

Between late 2020 and early 2021, prospective students seeking admission into Graceland Polytechnic Offa (GPO) were assured that the courses were “fully accredited.”