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NBA backs Lagos anti-street begging bill, demands safeguards

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The Nigerian Bar Association has backed a proposed Lagos law to prohibit street begging but urged lawmakers to add safeguards to protect vulnerable people. Read More: https://punchng.com/nba-backs-lagos-anti-street-begging-bill-demands-safeguards/

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