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In-Depth Assessment Report 7.4.2 Truckers/Bus Drivers LGA/Site Ajeromi-Ifelodun (All Sites) Major Companies* 1. The Young Shall Grow 2. Ifesinachi Motors 3. ABC Motors 4. Dandolla 5. C.N. Okoli Transport *No truck companies were identified. All those named are (luxurious) bus companies. Truck drivers are major customers of FSWs and frequent brothels and hotels where they reside. 7.4.3 In-School Youth Ajeromi-Ifelodun All sites Primary School *74 Oladipo Pry. Schl. I Oladipo Pry. Schl. II Alakoto Pry. Schl. L.A. Pry. Schl., Ago Christ Ass. Pry Schl. *There are 74 primary schools, 20 public and seven private secondary schools. The above list includes examples of these schools. . 7.4.4 Out-Of-School Youth LGA/Site Ajeromi-Ifelodun Major Out-of-School Youth Areas The estimated number of youths-out-of-school is very large, which may contribute to the presence of so many FSWs, since these youths are ready customers. — Major Sexual Partners 1. Young school drop-outs (some in vocational training, 17-24 years of age) 2. Tertiary and secondary students Secondary School* Awodi Ora Sec. Schl. AJIF High Schl. Cardoso High Schl. Gaskiya College Alakoto High Schl. 28 Estimated Number of Out-of-School Youth 3,462 Major Areas Frequented 1. Alaba Oro Road, Amukoko. 2. Mosafejo, Amukoko 3. Achakpo Road Ajegunle 4. Achakpo and Ajegunle 5. Goriola Street Ajegunle 6. Mobil Road Ajegunle Tertiary Tertiary Major Out-of-School Structures —
7.4.5 Other Vulnerable Populations LGA/Site Ajeromi-Ifelodun (All Site) Vulnerable populations 1. Uniformed services 2. Government/civil servants 3. Construction workers* 4. Petty traders 5. Fishermen* 6. Religious denominations 7. Professional/trade associations 8. Major community groups *No information is available about the exact number of these men. However, petty traders/low-income women are conspicuous – this pattern persists in all the sites. 7.5 Health Services LGA/Site Ajeromi-Ifelodun (All Sites) Public Health Services General 1 PHCs 6 The services identified are mostly owned by individuals or private groups (67 percent). This pattern is common and supports the suggestion that private health services may be more effective or accessible in providing services. 7.6 Condom Outlets LGA/Sites Ajeromi-Ifelodun (All Sites) Public Outlets* # Pharmacies Drugstores *Two hundred public and private outlets were identified. Aside from the cost, there should be no problem securing the commodity in LGA. 29 Private Outlets* # Pharmacies Chemists/drugstores Numbers 581 20 4 3 2 Private Health Services Nursing home 1 Private hospitals 13 Lagos State
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