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Senator Nwoye Wants Psychological Therapy For Rescued students
Senator (Dr) Tony Nwoye has commended the police authorities for rescuing the 10 university students abducted by terrorists along the Benin-Sagamu highway and at the same time called on President Bola Tinubu to direct the provision of psychological therapy for the students.
Expressing joy over the news of the rescue, Senator Nwoye, a former national president of the National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS said that the police have proved with the rescue that the terrorists who brutalise students and Nigerians are not invincible.
Commending the police for the act of gallantry in rescuing the 10 students, Senator Nwoye said:
“It gives me great joy that the police have proved to all sceptics that they have the capacity and wherewithal to deal with these bad guys tormenting our citizens and when they do right, I must join in applauding them.”
Senator Nwoye, noting his experience as a former NANS president in the fight against cultism, however, called on the authorities to provide psychological therapy to the released students.
“However, the administration must not end here as I call on President Bola Tinubu to direct psychological therapy for these students to relieve them of what could otherwise be a lifelong trauma on account of their time with the kidnappers in the bush.”
“Even more, I urge the president to inspire the president to move with zeal in ensuring that every other Nigerian and especially student in the custody of kidnappers are set free immediately.”
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