FUNAAB Students Seek Clarity Over Abducted Corps Members
Students of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, have called for clarification over the reported abduction of National Youth Service Corps members serving in the university community, amid concerns over their safety.
Students of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, have called for clarity over the reported abduction of National Youth Service Corps members serving in the university community.
The students expressed concern over the safety of the corps members and sought information from the relevant authorities on their whereabouts and circumstances surrounding the incident.
The development has heightened concerns among students and members of the university community, particularly over the security of corps members serving in the area.
The students urged the university management, security agencies and other relevant authorities to provide timely and accurate information on the situation.
They also called for intensified security measures to protect corps members, students and other members of the university community.
Security agencies are expected to continue efforts to establish the circumstances surrounding the reported abduction and secure the release of the affected corps members.
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