NAPPS NIGERIA EXTENDS SYMPATHIES OVER ABDUCTION OF STUDENTS, TEACHERS IN CHIKUN LGA OF KADUNA STATE

The National Executive Council, NEC of the National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools, NAPPS Nigeria, has extended its deepest sympathies to the state government, school management, and families affected by the abduction of students and staff from LGEA Primary School, Kuriga village, Chikun LGA, Kaduna State.


In a statement signed its National President, Chief Yomi Otubela National Secretary and Comrade Augustine Ajibade, NAPPS Nigeria said the news of the heinous incident, where 232 students and teachers were reportedly kidnapped by suspected terrorists, has left the Association in profound sorrow.

“Our thoughts are with the families enduring this unimaginable pain and the entire school community grappling with the aftermath of this tragic event.

We stand united in urging the federal government of Nigeria to take immediate and decisive action to secure the swift release of the abducted individuals.

It is imperative that all necessary measures are implemented to ensure the safety and well-being of the innocent lives in jeopardy.”

NAPPS Nigeria also called on the government to intensify security measures around schools nationwide.

“The safety of our children and educators should be of paramount concern, and steps must be taken to prevent such traumatic incidents from occurring in the future.

In this challenging time, we extend our solidarity and support to the affected families, the school management, and the entire community.

We further pray that strength and resilience prevail as we collectively strive for a swift resolution and a safer future for our educational institutions.”