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(AFRICAN EXAMINER) – The Kwara Government, on Friday, ordered the sealing up of two children’s homes, Blusolande Day Care and Inioluwa Orphanage, for operating illegally in the state.
The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development, Hajia Nike Ibrahim, gave the order following an on-the-spot assessment visit to the affected homes in Omu-Aran, headquarters of Irepodun Local Area of the state.
According to Ibrahim, the homes were operating without government approval and under unhygienic conditions.
“Blusolande orphanage is found to be operating illegally; operating with lack of security and no medical records of inmates.
“It was utilising a residential home for day care services, in absence of police extract report, and out of the three inmates it claimed only two were present.
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