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22/07/2017

9hours summer fun@KVA Akobo. Call 08034401262

22/07/2017

It's another holiday time!! Wonder where to keep your little ones? You cannot afford to leave them with maids whose characters you are not sure of, you cannot afford to keep them with neighbors whose children characters you are not sure of. Then, there is a solution @ Kids Vision Academy, Awoyode Close, Baptist Bus Stop Akobo.Our summer fun runs from 8am-5pm. Call Mrs Olawuyi on 08034401262 for more information.

Still on the Children's day cm Cultural day
15/07/2017

Still on the Children's day cm Cultural day

It was all fun @ Kids Vision Academy on 30th May, 2017 when we had our Children's day cm Cultural day. The children had...
15/07/2017

It was all fun @ Kids Vision Academy on 30th May, 2017 when we had our Children's day cm Cultural day. The children had a lot to eat and to spare. To God be the glory. Here are some snapshots of the day for everyone's enjoyment

Happy birthday to our darling Azeezat Babatunde of Playgroup. As you clock two today, the hands of the Lord will continu...
12/05/2017

Happy birthday to our darling Azeezat Babatunde of Playgroup. As you clock two today, the hands of the Lord will continually be upon you. You'll prosper round about and you shall go to places in life. Lots of love from KVA family

09/04/2017

There was a funny award selection before the holiday and the results were as follows:
The neatest boy:- Sadare Damola The neatest girl:- Adebowale Jumoke
The most outspoken:- Olatunji Torole
The best dancer girl:- Odiaka Rejoice
The best dancer boy:- Obafaiye Jesugbemileke
The best rhymes lover :- Abe Obaloluwa
The most concerned:- Olawuyi Shiloh
The most calm girl:- DELIGHT
The most calm boy:- Iyade Murewa, the most cooperating in class girl:- Babatunde Azeezat
The most cooperating in class boy:- Elijah Olawuyi
The best eater(lol) Aladesuyi Emmanuel

03/04/2017

NO TO CHILD ABUSE

Just last term, a school staff noticed a girl of about age 9 entering the visitor’s toilet in the school after school hours. Shortly afterwards, her driver went in with her. They both came out much later. She said it didn’t occur to her that something fishy was going on till they came out looking uneasy. She regretted not investigating when the driver went in after the girl did. This is why we always call for perpetual vigilance by all child handlers.

Grandfathers also abuse their grandchildren, yes! Grandfathers! On the outskirts of Lagos, a grandfather was caught on top of his granddaughter in an incidence that shocked family and neighbours.

Biological Fathers and step-fathers too abuse their daughters, and the most appalling, some mothers know their husbands are mo**sting their daughters, yet they turn a blind eye because they don’t want to break their marriage.

They also claim it’s because they are not financially independent.

On a radio station recently, a girl called in that her dad was abusing her and before she could say another sentence, we heard her yell out ‘daaaaddddy’ and the phone went off.

Obviously, the dad had yanked the phone off her! Another heart-wrenching case of a woman, a PhD holder who lost her 5 year old child to gonorrhea a few years ago, is still fresh in my memory. Her husband, had been mo**sting their two biological daughters; the 5 year old and a 13 year old. It was when they developed the symptoms that she found out that he had been mo**sting them for a while. She got him arrested but the next day, he was released by the police!

Mothers too abuse their sons. However, cases like this are quite few. In an African country recently, a single mother made her teen daughter watch her having s*x with her boyfriend.

‘Lesson’ teachers (private tutors) mo**st children at home as well. Even teachers abuse children right there in the school premises too.

A teacher took a girl to the sick bay (imagine a sick bay without a nurse) and fondled her there. Even though she felt powerless to stop him, the girl got home and told her mother who went to her school the next day to report. To the chagrin of the mother, the management tried to water down the whole incidence and it caused a lot of rumpus in the school. The teacher was sacked eventually. Where is that teacher now? Your guess is as good as mine…in another school!

In a public school in Lagos, a male teacher would playfully touch the boys p***s in the toilet and eventually ma******te them when they become aroused. Then, he would gather their semen with a clean white handkerchief which he would take away with him. He wasn’t discovered till one of the victims reported to his parents.

Parents also keep pornographic materials at home; the children stumble on them and begin to practice what they watch on each other. Sometimes, they watch such films at the neighbours’ and other places they go for sleepovers.

There is also peer s*xual abuse , which can be heteros*xual or homos*xual in nature. Because their s*xual appetite has been stirred too early, those who have been abused, boys particularly, get very adventurous and do what they have experienced with other children as little as age 2.

Just last year, two 7 year old girls were caught kissing in the toilet in their (private) school. In yet another school, a boy and girl in primary three were caught wriggling on top of each other at the back of the school bus.

The most common form of peer abuse is the sibling-abuse which takes place between brothers and sisters, between brothers and brothers and between sisters and sisters. This is one type of abuse you should watch out for because it is so common! Many adult female survivors of child s*xual abuse report that they were deflowered by their brothers or were in incestuous relations with their cousins.

Shop-attendants and ‘Mallams’ selling biscuits and other groceries in their ‘convenience kiosks’ have also made headlines for abusing children.

One ‘mallam,’ abused several children in the same house that borders his shop. He would defile them after giving them sweets and then wipe their va**na with cotton wool, which he kept meticulously in a polythene bag. Your guess is as good as mine! What did he do with those cotton wools? Until he was caught, he was having a field day mo**sting those children.

To the surprise of the NGO which took up the case, other residents were ready to bail the ‘mallam’ out because according to them, ‘he is the one to protect us from Boko Haram when they storm Lagos.’

Landlords who are usually old retirees, usually sedentary and mostly indoors have also been caught mo**sting children of their tenants.
Strangers also abuse children. A young woman said when she was age eight she was abused by a bricklayer when she went with her parents to inspect the house they were building. Her parents were on the ground floor while the assault took place on the 2nd floor. He grabbed her and fondled her private part. It was the first time she would be meeting the man and she just didn’t know what to do.

For another young lady, it was a public bus driver who pulled at her breasts when she was about to alight from his public bus on her way to school.

For the head teacher of a primary school, it was her family doctor who abused her when she went for malaria treatment at his hospital when she was eleven years old. This doctor told the mum on the first visit to the hospital that she should send her back for check up the next day when they visited the hospital initially. So, the next day, she went alone because the mum couldn’t go with her, and then he fondled her all over.

Children in orphanages, remand homes, home for the physically and mentally challenged also experience s*xual abuse perpetrated by some staff of these institutions.

As you can see, the abuser can be anyone, absolutely ANYONE!
Be vigilant, empower the child to say NO to a ’bad touch’ April Is Child abuse awareness month, let's break the silence, Let every victim know that he's not alone.

30/03/2017

Pls join us as we teach our children s*x education. This is how to go about it: Tell them not to touch another person's bombom and not to allow anybody touch their bombom. Tell them it is a 'Don't...... And they will answer you 'Do'. So our slogan is 'It is a Don't Do'. May God keep our children from every form of s*xual abuse.

Celebrating Fharida OLAJUMOKE ADEBOWALE of Prep 2 as she clocked 4 on 5th March 2017. Long and prosperity dearie, contin...
06/03/2017

Celebrating Fharida OLAJUMOKE ADEBOWALE of Prep 2 as she clocked 4 on 5th March 2017. Long and prosperity dearie, continue to grow in stature, in wisdom and in favor with men and God. Lots of love from KVA family.

Celebrating Elijah Oluwasorefunmi Olawuyi on his birthday. May the keep, protect you and grant you wisdom.
17/01/2017

Celebrating Elijah Oluwasorefunmi Olawuyi on his birthday. May the keep, protect you and grant you wisdom.

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