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In-Depth Assessment Report 9.4 Identification of Vulnerable Populations 9.4.1 Female Sex Workers LGA/Site Aiyetoro Papa Marina Major Clients Occupations Motorcyclists (okada), bus drivers, mechanics, barbers, fishermen, timber merchants, plywood workers. Geographic Area Aiyetoro Market. Akinsola Street behind the Total Filling Station Collective Attributes Commercial activities Occupations Timber merchants, plywood workers, motorcyclists (okada), bus drivers, police Geographic Area Near Lagos State University (LASU) campus Collective Attributes Youths of various social categories including in- and out-of- school and ‘area boys’ Occupations Motorcyclists, okada, mechanics, bus/taxi drivers, fishermen, timber merchants Geographic Area Very close to Aiyetoro, share same boundary Collective Attributes Multi-ethnic groups Clients are generally in low occupational categories in terms of prestige and substance. Charges are low, from N100 per round to N600 overnight. 40 Charges Round – N100 Night – N500 – N600 Round – N100 Night – N400 – 500 Round – N100 Night – N400 - 500
9.4.2 Truckers/Bus Drivers LGA/Site EPE (All sites) Major Companies* Buses/taxis privately owned Truckers/bus drivers patronise FSWs. Since this is a small community, it is much easier to meet sex workers, whose charges are affordable. 9.4.3 Other Vulnerable Populations 9.4.4 In-School Youth Epe LGA Site Aiyetoro Papa Primary Schools 11 1. St. Michael Pry. School 2. Adegbesan Pry. School 1. Luyepo Pry. Schl. Papa 2. Lupetoro Pry. Schl. Papa 3. Zumratul Pry. Schl. Papa 4. Morning Star Pry. Schl. 5. Ewe-nla Pry. Schl. Papa 6. Eddy Standard Pry. Schl. Papa 7. Dabasco Pry. Schl. Papa 8. Jolayemi Pry. Schl. Papa 9. Opeolu Pry. Schl. Papa Major Sexual Partners LGA Epe Site Aiyetoro Uniformed men Other government officials Construction workers Fishermen Petty traders Petty traders are regarded as the most vulnerable group in Epe, about 95 percent of them of those so identified in Aiyetoro 50 40 120 2000 The number of higher schools is relatively low, not surprising in a suburban community. Because of lack of adequate facilities, many students might leave for secondary and tertiary education in Lagos City. 41 Lagos State FSWs located mostly in Lagbade, Lacoom and Gamson brothels Secondary School 2 — Papa 100 150 250 — — 1. Ogunmodede College Papa 2. Epe Girls High School, Papa Tertiary Marina 15 5,000 —
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Page 5 and 6: Acronyms AIDS Acquired Immune Defic
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