CAN Calls for Urgent Action to Safeguard Nigerian Children
The Christian Association of Nigeria has called for urgent measures to protect children, particularly in light of increasing dangers they face across the country. This statement coincides with the upcoming celebration of Children's Day in 2026 and follows a recent incident in Oyo State where gunmen abducted a pupil and a teacher, leaving families traumatized.
The association expressed deep concern over the safety of children in educational environments, highlighting the emotional agony families endure when children are subjected to violence. It noted that teachers also face uncertainty and fear, complicating their ability to nurture students.
The association urged the government and security agencies to prioritize the protection of schools, recognizing that every attack undermines public confidence and national development. It emphasized the importance of creating a safe environment for children to learn and grow, advocating for a collective responsibility among leaders, parents, and communities to safeguard the future of Nigerian children.
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