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Niger's Child Rights Agency says it will ensure that the parents of the 15 children discovered in a torture home in Suleja are prosecuted in accordance with the law.
Hajiya Mariam Kolo, the agency's executive director, said it during a visit to the COVID-19 Isolation Centre where children receive medical attention in Minna on Monday.
The police, following reliable information received on 18 July, rescued the children from a house disguised as a centre for Islamic studies.
The children were allegedly physically abused, chained by their teacher and had scars all over their bodies.
They were then handed over to the state agency for the rights of the child for treatment.
“The children are doing fine now, we have been taking good care of them in terms of feeding and medical care and until we are sure they are out of danger medically before we will reunite them with their families,” she said.
Kolo said the children's parents would soon be prosecuted once the strike underway by the state union was over to serve as a deterrent to others.
The D-G called on parents especially fathers to look inside their communities for Islamic schools to enrol their parishes and refrain from sending them to foreigners.
"There are enough Islamic schools in their communities, children are supposed to be blessings for society rather than a burden, these children of all indications have no moral training.
“Henceforth, any parents caught sending their children away from home to other places will be dealt with decisively,” she added.
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Niger's Child Rights Agency says it will ensure that the parents of the 15 children discovered in a torture home in Suleja are prosecuted in accordance with the law.
Hajiya Mariam Kolo, the agency's executive director, said it during a visit to the COVID-19 Isolation Centre where children receive medical attention in Minna on Monday.
The police, following reliable information received on 18 July, rescued the children from a house disguised as a centre for Islamic studies.
The children were allegedly physically abused, chained by their teacher and had scars all over their bodies.
They were then handed over to the state agency for the rights of the child for treatment.
“The children are doing fine now, we have been taking good care of them in terms of feeding and medical care and until we are sure they are out of danger medically before we will reunite them with their families,” she said.
Kolo said the children's parents would soon be prosecuted once the strike underway by the state union was over to serve as a deterrent to others.
The D-G called on parents especially fathers to look inside their communities for Islamic schools to enrol their parishes and refrain from sending them to foreigners.
"There are enough Islamic schools in their communities, children are supposed to be blessings for society rather than a burden, these children of all indications have no moral training.
“Henceforth, any parents caught sending their children away from home to other places will be dealt with decisively,” she added.
📎 The key is : Learn how to BE HAPPY BY YOURSELF FIRST. Because a human being that is happy on his/her own will never settle to be miserable with someone else. When you find happiness on your own then you will be able to spread it and share it with someone else. ... CRITIC ALSO 🖋️ spill TEA ☕ Easy on Shade 💣
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