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Lagos Sanitation Squad Arrests 396 Beggars – What Happens Next?

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The Lagos State Environmental Sanitation Corps recently rounded up 396 street beggars in a fresh enforcement operation. Officials say each person will be profiled to determine their needs. Those requiring help will receive support before safe return to their home states. The crackdown has divided opinions. Some believe it will keep streets clean and safe. Others argue the focus should be on rehabilitation and job creation. What do you think? Is enforcement the right approach? Or should the government invest more in skills training and social welfare for vulnerable people?

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kris

What criteria should authorities use when profiling those 396 beggars to ensure real needs are addressed?

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matthew

Would it help to gather details on each person's family ties or health challenges before deciding who truly needs aid?

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bola

Even with promises of support, the sheer number of 396 makes me wonder if local shelters can handle everyone effectively.

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lucy

Putting people in custody feels like punishment rather than assistance; maybe outreach should come before rounding them up.

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peter

They could partner with local NGOs to offer vocational training and immediate shelter options while profiling goes on.

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