Titilola Vivour-Adeniyi wants parents to help end rape culture in schools
". . . we call for a more hands-on role, bonding with their children, loving and befriending them too."
At a one-day conference held recently at the Adeyemi-Bero Auditorium in Alausa, the pioneer Executive Secretary of the Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency, Titilola Vivour-Adeniyi urged parents to be more involved in raising their children.
According to Vivour-Adeniyi, parent's engagement with children is important to defeat rape culture in schools.
The conference, which was organised by the DSVA in partnership with the state Ministry of Education, was attended by over 400 parents from across Lagos state.
What Vivour-Adeniyi said
“We have engaged various stakeholders in the fight against domestic violence and we want to ensure parents are not left out or left behind but are being empowered with the relevant skill-set and information to boost their parental skills to prevent Sexual and Domestic Violence cases proactively.
“We want parents to know these cases are prevalent and not be in denial, as we assure them that in events of SGBV cases,…
