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Hope Uzodinma Begins Crackdown On Child Labour In Imo State

  • Imo State Government begins a crackdown on child labour in the state, setting a precedent for other states in the country.

  • Through Hope Uzodinma’s administration, they hope to use the policy to reduce the danger posed to minors in the state.

  • The crackdown is aimed at stopping loitering and hawking by children in the streets.

EKO HOT BLOG reports that the Imo State Government in Nigeria has launched a crackdown on child labour through hawking and loitering. The policy aims to reduce the danger posed by minors lingering in the state.

The government, led by Governor Hope Uzodimma, is taking a harder stance on child labour by arresting and prosecuting parents and guardians of children engaged in a breach of child rights through hawking and loitering.

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According to a report from Hope New Media, the first lady of Imo State offered assistance through the commissioner for women’s affairs and vulnerable groups, Lady Nkechinyere Ugwu, to those who were removed from the streets. The government is committed to ensuring that these children are in school and not being exploited for economic purposes.

The crackdown is in line with efforts to protect the rights of children in the state. Child labour has been a persistent problem in Nigeria, with many children being forced to work in dangerous conditions to support their families. The government is determined to put an end to this practice and ensure that every child in Imo State has the opportunity to receive an education and grow up in a safe environment.

The crackdown has been met with mixed reactions from the public. While some have praised the government’s efforts to protect children, others have expressed concerns about the impact on families who rely on the income generated by child labour.

The government has assured the public that it will work to address these concerns while still upholding the rights of children in the state.

Overall, the Imo State Government’s crackdown on child labour through hawking and loitering is a positive step towards protecting the rights of children in the state.

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The government’s commitment to ensuring that every child has access to education and is not exploited for economic purposes is a commendable effort that deserves support.

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