The United Nation Children's Fund (UNICEF) has communicated worry over the assault on Government Girls Secondary School, Jangebe, Talata-Mafara Local Government of Zamfara State, where various young ladies were grabbed.
This is
contained in an articulation gave by the UNICEF agent in Nigeria, Mr Peter
Hawkins, through the UNICEF Communications Specialist, Mr Sam Kaalu, and made
accessible to newsmen on Friday in Katsina.
"We are
irritated and disheartened by one more merciless assault on schoolchildren in
Nigeria.
"This is a
gross infringement of youngsters' privileges and an awful encounter for kids to
experience, which will have dependable consequences for their emotional
wellness and prosperity.
"We
absolutely denounce the assault and approach those capable to deliver the young
ladies quickly, and for the public authority to find a way to guarantee their
protected delivery and the wellbeing of any remaining schoolchildren in
Nigeria," he said.
Hawkins said
that kids should feel safe comfortable and at school, consistently.
"UNICEF
recognizes endeavors being made by the Government of Nigeria to get the arrival
of hijacked schoolchildren and approaches the public authority and all worried
to make schools protected in Nigeria," he said.
The News Agency
of Nigeria (NAN) reports that UNICEF is attempting to arrive at the most
impeded youngsters in excess of 190 nations.
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