- The six abducted students of Lagos Model College, Igbonla, Epe will meet Acting President Yemi Osinbajo in Abuja
- The children were released on Friday July 28 by their abductors after spending two months in captivity
- The coalition under the aegis of Safe Schools and Communities Advocacy Group (SSACG) urged Governor Ambode to refund the over N30 million ransom allegedly paid by parents of the boys
The six abducted students of Lagos Model College, Igbonla, Epe, who were recently released are expected to join a flight to Abuja, to meet with Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo, Daily Trust heard.
NAIJ.com gathered that this is just as a coalition of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) called on the Lagos state government, other states of the country and the Federal Government to stop all anti-poor policies fueling crimes and criminality.
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The coalition under the aegis of Safe Schools and Communities Advocacy Group (SSACG) said this in reaction to Friday’s release of six abducted boys of Government Model College Igbonla Epe.
The CSOs in a statement by its coordinator, Adeola Soetan expressed concern that the kidnap happened for the second time and that the boys spent 65 days.
The group also called the Lagos State Government to refund the over N30 million ransom allegedly paid by parents of the boys and that government should rehabilitate them and grant them scholarship up to university level.
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Meanwhile, NAIJ.com had previously reported that the six students of Igbonla Model College in Epe who were abducted were released after spending two months with their captors.
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