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Sex In Recreation Centres: Banana Island Estate Imposes ₦3m Fine On Offenders

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The management of Banana Island Estate has imposed a ₦3 million fine on anyone caught engaging in sexual activities at recreation centres and other public facilities within the estate. The directive was contained in a notice issued to residents, following reports of what the management described as repeated incidents of indecent sexual acts involving both […]

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