Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency

Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency The Official page for the Lagos State & Domestic Violence Agency.

How long does information remain on the Lagos State S*x Offenders Register?The retention period depends on the nature an...
06/08/2026

How long does information remain on the Lagos State S*x Offenders Register?

The retention period depends on the nature and severity of the offence. Under the law, offenders are classified into three tiers, with information retained for 10 years, 25 years, or for life, depending on the category of offence.

Through our ABCs of the Lagos State S*x Offenders Register series, we continue to simplify key information and educate the public on the purpose and importance of the register.

Swipe through to learn how the tier system works and why these retention periods matter.

For enquiries or more information:
📞 0902-518-2333
📧 [email protected]

Safeguard Lagos.
Know. Check. Protect.

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LAGOS DSVA TRAINS MARRIAGE REGISTRARS TO MAINSTREAM PRE-MARITAL COUNSELLING FOR VIOLENCE PREVENTIONThe Lagos State Domes...
05/08/2026

LAGOS DSVA TRAINS MARRIAGE REGISTRARS TO MAINSTREAM PRE-MARITAL COUNSELLING FOR VIOLENCE PREVENTION

The Lagos State Domestic and S*xual Violence Agency, with support from Ford Foundation, successfully organised a two-day capacity-building training for Marriage Registrars across all 57 Local Government Areas (LGAs) and Local Council Development Areas (LCDAs) in Lagos State on 29th and 30th July 2026 at the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), Ikeja.

The training was designed to strengthen the capacity of Marriage Registrars to integrate standardised pre-marital counselling into the marriage registration process, enabling them to identify early warning signs of abuse, promote healthy relationships, and facilitate timely referrals where necessary.

Delivering the welcome address on behalf of the Executive Secretary, Mrs. Titilola Vivour-Adeniyi, the Programs Unit Lead, Ms. Zainab Alaka, described Marriage Registrars as critical frontline stakeholders whose engagement with intending couples presents an opportunity to prevent Domestic and S*xual Violence before it occurs.

Participants received expert-led sessions on healthy relationships, gender norms, consent, effective communication, violence prevention, and standardised pre-marital counselling techniques. They were also introduced to the Marital Compatibility Assessment Tool (MCAT), designed to assess couples' readiness for marriage, identify safeguarding concerns, and support appropriate referrals.

The training concluded with a session on Lagos State's coordinated response to S*xual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV), highlighting survivor support services, referral pathways, and the role of Marriage Registrars in early identification, documentation, counselling, and safeguarding.

This initiative reaffirmed the Lagos State Government's commitment to strengthening primary prevention by equipping Marriage Registrars to promote healthy marriages, prevent abuse, and contribute to safer homes and communities across Lagos State.

The Lagos State Government

10,000 voices. One shared commitment to a safer Lagos.This milestone strengthens our resolve to keep raising awareness, ...
04/08/2026

10,000 voices. One shared commitment to a safer Lagos.

This milestone strengthens our resolve to keep raising awareness, advancing prevention efforts, and connecting more people to life-changing support services.

Every follow expands our reach, every share amplifies our message, and every conversation brings us one step closer to a Lagos free from S*xual and Gender-Based Violence.

The Lagos State Government

Still celebrating a remarkable leader!Happy Birthday to the Lagos State Head of Service, Mr. Bode Agoro.Thank you for ch...
03/08/2026

Still celebrating a remarkable leader!

Happy Birthday to the Lagos State Head of Service, Mr. Bode Agoro.

Thank you for championing a public service that prioritises the safety, dignity, and wellbeing of every Lagosian, including efforts to prevent and respond to S*xual and Gender Based Violence.

From all of us at Lagos DSVA, we wish you good health, wisdom, strength, and even greater success as you serve our dear state.

The Lagos State Government

Our heartfelt appreciation to Mr. Taiwo Akinlami and Mrs. Aderonke MaryPearl Oyelakin for sharing their invaluable exper...
01/08/2026

Our heartfelt appreciation to Mr. Taiwo Akinlami and Mrs. Aderonke MaryPearl Oyelakin for sharing their invaluable expertise, and to our moderator, Ann Onyechefula for expertly guiding yesterday's conversation.

We are also grateful to everyone who joined us and contributed to this important discussion on keeping children safe during the long holiday.

Missed the conversation? Catch the replay on our Facebook and X (formerly Twitter) and continue the conversation with us as we work together to protect every child.

The Lagos State Government

August is not just another month; it’s a reminder that prevention starts with awareness and ends with accountability.Thi...
01/08/2026

August is not just another month; it’s a reminder that prevention starts with awareness and ends with accountability.

This month, we are deepening our commitment to support survivors, equip communities with knowledge and resources, and break the culture of silence that protects perpetrators.

☎️ Need Help or Support?
Call our toll-free line: 0-8000-333-333

Together, we can build a Lagos where safety is a fundamental right, not a privilege, and where everyone is protected from S*xual and Gender-Based Violence.

The Lagos State Government

31/07/2026

School's Out, Safety's In! 🛡️✨

The long holiday is here, and with children spending more time at home, online, and within their communities, safeguarding them becomes a shared responsibility.

Join the Lagos State Domestic and S*xual Violence Agency (Lagos DSVA) for a timely live conversation on protecting children during the long holiday. Our speakers will share practical strategies for parents, caregivers, educators, and communities to help keep children safe throughout the break.

🎙️ **Speakers**
• Aderonke Oyelakin, Lagos State Coordinator, Child Protection Network
• Taiwo Akinlami, Child Safeguarding and Parenting Consultant

🎙️ **Moderator**
• Ann Onyechefula, Child Protection Officer, Lagos DSVA

Be part of the conversation by sharing your questions and insights in the comments. Together, we can create safer homes, schools, and communities where every child is protected.

🚨 WE'RE LIVE IN 1 HOUR! ⏰The long holiday is here, and keeping children safe requires more than good intentions. It requ...
31/07/2026

🚨 WE'RE LIVE IN 1 HOUR! ⏰

The long holiday is here, and keeping children safe requires more than good intentions. It requires awareness, intentional conversations, and practical steps that every parent, caregiver, educator, and community member can take.

In one hour we will be exploring how to recognise potential risks, strengthen communication with children, promote online safety, and build safer environments where every child can thrive.

Set a reminder, invite someone to listen in, and be part of the conversation. Aderonke MaryPearl Oyelakin Taiwo Akinlami

‼️Together, we can make this holiday a safer one for every child.‼️

The Lagos State Government

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