By Ayobami Agboola, Osogbo

Recent findings by CityMirrorNews revealed that there is growing concern about the number of beggars on the streets of Osun.

CityMirrowNews discovered that, in Osogbo, the state capital, there had been an alarming increase in the numbers of street begging in other notable towns like Ikirun, Iwo, Ede, Ile-Ife, Ilesa and others.

Apart from the northern children popularly known as “the Almajiri”, who are known for begging, findings further revealed that, the majority of the street beggars in the state are Yoruba men and women.

Children between the ages of six and ten had also gained pleasure in the street begging business.

Some residents who spoke with CityMirrowNews Correspondent said,the development might be connected with the already established begging norms in the society now, adding that many prefer begging to taking up of menial jobs.

Read Details Here: http://citymirrornews.com/news/2021/05/influx-of-beggars-worries-osun-residents/

Hausa ND yoruba can beg, but igbos don't beg na road dem dey stand at nite

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Hausa ND yoruba can beg, but igbos don't beg na road dem dey stand at nite

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Hausa ND yoruba can beg, but igbos don't beg na road dem dey stand at nite

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