Lagos State Rescues Boy, 12, Severely Beaten By Mother

Posted on March 3, 2020

The Lagos State Government, through the Directorate of Citizens’ Rights, has rescued a severely abused 12-year old boy residing at No. 64 Moricass Road, Agege when his story went viral on the social media, especially on Facebook

Speaking on the incident, the Director for Citizens’ Rights, Mrs. Biola Oseni said as soon as the Agency got to know about the abused child she led her team to the stated address on Sunday, 1st of March, 2020, around 5.30 pm, to meet with the boy and his family as well as verify the true situation of things.

Oseni asserted that findings revealed that the boy’s mother was the abuser who severely beat her son to stupor with blood oozing out from different parts of his body as a form of punishment.

She said, “When the parents eventually arrived, the boy was not with them. So the rescue team had to effect the arrest of both parents with the help of police officers with the hope of compelling them to produce the boy, which they eventually did”.

While noting that the boy has since been taken from the Police Station and handed over to the Ministry of Youth and Social Development for necessary action, Oseni pointed out that the woman has since been detained at the Police Station and would soon be charged to court

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Latest News

The Nigerian Navy has been urged to withdraw and retract ‘deserter Signal’, issues against... Continue
MICHAEL AKINOLA    Police operatives from Zone 2 Command, Onikan, Lagos, have uncovered and... Continue
    Philips Consulting Limited (PCL), once renowned for its expertise in Human Resource... Continue
MICHAEL AKINOLA      Mrs. Muyibat Onilude, a mother of two, will not forget... Continue
EMMANUEL PETER ADAYEHI      Overview: The United States currently grapples with significant fiscal... Continue
Noor Takaful Insurance Limited, the pioneer and leading composite Takaful insurance firm in Nigeria,... Continue
Nigeria took a significant step towards hosting the 2030 Commonwealth Games, as it welcomed... Continue
All day, I have watched familiar quarters recycle the same tired lies. Their playbook... Continue
The National Film and Video Censors Board (NFVCB) have announced that the internationally acclaimed... Continue
Residents of Anuoluwapo Street by Hotel bus stop can now have a sigh of... Continue

UBA


Access Bank

Twitter

Sponsored