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Imo assembly candidate calls for urgent rescue of abducted corps members
The Imo State House of Assembly candidate for Ideato South State Constituency on the platform of Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Hon Ezejimmadu Uchenna Daniel, has called for the urgent rescue of prospective corps members who were abducted on in Imo state.
According to him, “The abduction of these young Nigerians who were simply travelling to begin their National Youth Service is a painful reminder of the insecurity confronting our nation.”
“My heart goes out to the families of the abducted prospective corps members. I cannot imagine the anxiety and anguish their parents and loved ones are experiencing at this moment.
He seized the opportunity to call on the Federal Government, the Nigeria Police Force, the Nigerian Army, DSS, NYSC and all relevant security agencies to treat the safe rescue of the young Nigerians as an urgent national priority.
According to him, “Reports indicate that security operatives have tracked the suspected kidnappers and located their hideout, although the reported presence of IEDs has made the operation more delicate.
” I appeal to the security agencies to deploy every necessary intelligence, surveillance, tactical and technical capability required to bring our young people home safely. The presence of explosives makes careful planning essential; the objective must be to rescue the victims alive and unharmed, while avoiding any action that could put their lives at greater risk.
“I also urge the Federal Government to establish a clear and regular communication channel with the families, giving them credible updates on the rescue effort and providing the necessary welfare and psychological support.These are young Nigerians who were on their way to serve their country. They must not be abandoned.Let every available resource be mobilised until the last abducted corps member is safely reunited with their family.”
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