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DE VOICE is the most consistent media outfit in Badagry. The news and updates of events and happenings are always fresh and authoritative... DE VOICE TV like their Newspaper doesn't publish fake news... DE VOICE DEY FOR US all the time....
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All affected manufacturers are required to immediately recall the prohibited alcoholic drinks from distributors, warehouses and other points within the supply chain and submit periodic compliance reports to NAFDAC.
It must be reiterated that Badagriians were not the people who were enslaved and sold through the town. Rather, Badagry became a major route, point of convergence and centre through which the transatlantic slave trade operated. This distinction is important. Our history must be told accurately, because Badagry’s heritage sites represent a painful chapter not only in the history of this community, but in the larger story of Africa and its encounter with the transatlantic slave trade.
Since first oil flowed out of Aje Field in May 2016, Lagos officially and constitutionally joined the ranks of Nigeria's oil-producing states, marking the first commercial crude oil production outside the Niger Delta. Yet, for many residents of Badagry corridor - which constitutes several coastal communities closest to the offshore operation — the discovery has brought near zero visible economic transformation.
History placed Badagry at the crossroads of global events centuries ago and geography has kept it there waiting for at least one sensible administration whether state or federal. A few days after our explosive and expository article titled, WHERE IS AJE OIL - BETWEEN OFFSHORE WEALTH AND ONSHORE POVERTY, De VOICE TV Badagry Editorial board was invited for a crucial appointment concerning other missing infrastructure on Badagry corridor. We arrived the Marina and just somewhere around what some call Simtop/Commando Jetty in Jegba quarters we were "arrested" by the signpost in the video above.
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