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Anambra First Lady Visits Assaulted 10-year-old, Pledges Support And Care
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ANAMBRA FIRST LADY VISITS ASSAULTED 10-YEAR-OLD, PLEDGES SUPPORT AND CARE

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The First Lady of Anambra State has visited a 10-year-old girl who was allegedly assaulted, pledging the government’s support for her medical care and recovery.

 

During the visit, she expressed sympathy for the victim and assured that the child would receive full attention, including medical treatment, psychological support, and protection.

 

She also commended security agencies for their swift response in handling the case and ensuring that the suspect was being investigated.

 

The First Lady emphasized the need for stronger community vigilance and protection of children, describing the incident as deeply disturbing.

 

She further noted that the state government remains committed to fighting all forms of abuse against minors and ensuring justice is served in accordance with the law.

 

Child protection agencies have also been involved in the case, with efforts ongoing to support the victim’s rehabilitation and reintegration.

 

Residents have continued to react with concern, calling for stricter enforcement of laws protecting children and vulnerable persons.

 

Authorities assured that the case would be fully prosecuted once investigations are completed.

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