The Ogun State Council of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) has issued a strong warning to commercial sex workers, also known as 'Olosho', and hoodlums loitering and wandering within its premises at Iwe Irohin House, Abeokuta to steer clear.
In the statement made available by the Secretary, Bunmi Adigun, the Union noted that all human nuisances and social vices such as commercial sex work, unguarded smoking and aimless wandering that have characterized its secretariat have caused it its reputation and integrity and must be stopped immediately.
The statement further disclosed that the Union has agreed to deploy the services of the Nigerian Police and other security agencies to ensure the arrest of any sex worker and other wanderers found in the act of these uncharitable endeavours that have brought the Union to ceaseless public opprobrium.
"Iwe-iroyin is not a hook-up place or site for criminal activities, rather, it is a corporate territory, where absolute sanity is required. We are therefore resolved to rescue our secretariat from the ignominy recklessly enthroned by these faceless, lowlifes and morally unacceptable characters with an inextricable proclivity, bringing the Union to ceaseless public opprobrium," the statement reads.
The Union appealed to the general public, especially those that were into the operation of commercial sex work to avoid the Secretariat and its premises like a plague.
It also warned that defiance by these persons would not be treated with kid gloves as all legal means shall be explored.
The union assured of its commitment to always ensuring proper sanity and getting rid of illegal activities and businesses in and around its Iwe Irohin House, Secretariat.
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