Dem Run Out of Food: Group Blast Delta Govt Over How Dem Abandon Abused Small Girls, No Do Promised Surgery
Serious wahala don burst as civil society group, Talakawa’s Parliament (Delta Chapter), accuse Delta State Government of neglecting two small girls, age 8 and 10, wey suffer heavy abuse from their stepmother.
For statement wey Comrade Aghatise Raphael sign, the group say dem shock say after government collect the children through Ministry of Women Affairs, dem no plan well for their care. According to them, Nigerians donate money for treatment, food, school and counselling, and some people even volunteer to pay for plastic surgery for the younger girl, Uriel.
After public pressure, government take custody and move the girls from one hospital wey support dey come to government hospital for Asaba. The group say access to the children come tight, even to people wey dey fund their care. Later, dem claim say the girls run out of food because the donations for the former hospital don finish and government no release money.
Talakawa’s Parliament talk say despite promise, government discharge the girls on January 9, 2026, without doing the surgery, and hand them over to their maternal family without clear plan. The group demand explanation, accountability, and proper welfare and medical arrangement for the children, warning say child protection no be politics, na moral and legal duty.
Serious wahala don burst as civil society group, Talakawa’s Parliament (Delta Chapter), accuse Delta State Government of neglecting two small girls, age 8 and 10, wey suffer heavy abuse from their stepmother.
For statement wey Comrade Aghatise Raphael sign, the group say dem shock say after government collect the children through Ministry of Women Affairs, dem no plan well for their care. According to them, Nigerians donate money for treatment, food, school and counselling, and some people even volunteer to pay for plastic surgery for the younger girl, Uriel.
After public pressure, government take custody and move the girls from one hospital wey support dey come to government hospital for Asaba. The group say access to the children come tight, even to people wey dey fund their care. Later, dem claim say the girls run out of food because the donations for the former hospital don finish and government no release money.
Talakawa’s Parliament talk say despite promise, government discharge the girls on January 9, 2026, without doing the surgery, and hand them over to their maternal family without clear plan. The group demand explanation, accountability, and proper welfare and medical arrangement for the children, warning say child protection no be politics, na moral and legal duty.
Dem Run Out of Food: Group Blast Delta Govt Over How Dem Abandon Abused Small Girls, No Do Promised Surgery
Serious wahala don burst as civil society group, Talakawa’s Parliament (Delta Chapter), accuse Delta State Government of neglecting two small girls, age 8 and 10, wey suffer heavy abuse from their stepmother.
For statement wey Comrade Aghatise Raphael sign, the group say dem shock say after government collect the children through Ministry of Women Affairs, dem no plan well for their care. According to them, Nigerians donate money for treatment, food, school and counselling, and some people even volunteer to pay for plastic surgery for the younger girl, Uriel.
After public pressure, government take custody and move the girls from one hospital wey support dey come to government hospital for Asaba. The group say access to the children come tight, even to people wey dey fund their care. Later, dem claim say the girls run out of food because the donations for the former hospital don finish and government no release money.
Talakawa’s Parliament talk say despite promise, government discharge the girls on January 9, 2026, without doing the surgery, and hand them over to their maternal family without clear plan. The group demand explanation, accountability, and proper welfare and medical arrangement for the children, warning say child protection no be politics, na moral and legal duty.
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