#ChildSafety

11-Year-Old Boy Allegedly Dragged Into School Toilet, Circumcised by Four Students

11-Year-Old Boy Allegedly Dragged Into School Toilet, Circumcised by Four Students

11-Year-Old Boy Allegedly Dragged Into School Toilet, Circumcised by Four Students An 11-year-old South African schoolboy was allegedly dragged into a toilet during break time, pinned down by four older pupils and forcibly circumcised with a blade. He was then reportedly threatened with violence if he told anyone, leaving him to suffer in silence for days. An 11-year-old Grade 5 pupil at Sinqobile Primary School in Soshanguve, South Africa, was allegedly dragged into a school toilet and forcibly circumcised by four Grade 7 pupils. Police said the boys are being investigated for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.…
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Mbale Horror: Drunk Father Detained After Returning Home Without Missing 9-Week-Old Baby, Ariana Sky Mwarikizi

Mbale Horror: Drunk Father Detained After Returning Home Without Missing 9-Week-Old Baby, Ariana Sky Mwarikizi

Mbale Horror: Drunk Father Detained After Returning Home Without Missing 9-Week-Old Baby A wave of shock and grief has swept through Mbale as a young mother faces every parent’s worst nightmare — her nine-week-old baby has vanished under deeply troubling circumstances. The child’s father, who allegedly left home intoxicated with the infant, has returned alone, unable to explain her whereabouts, triggering fear, outrage, and an urgent police investigation." "A nine-week-old baby, Ariana Sky Mwarikizi, has been declared missing in Mbale after her father allegedly left home with her while intoxicated and returned four days later without the child. Police have…
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POCACOV Partners NAOSNP, Launches 2025 Nigerian Children Crime Awareness Month

POCACOV Partners NAOSNP, Launches 2025 Nigerian Children Crime Awareness Month

POCACOV Partners NAOSNP, Launches 2025 Nigerian Children Crime Awareness Month "POCACOV partners with NAOSNP to launch the 2025 Nigerian Children National Crime Awareness Month themed “Our Lives Matter.” The campaign empowers children across Nigeria to speak against crime, drug abuse, and cultism through nationwide school activities." The Police Campaign Against Cultism and Other Vices (POCACOV) has announced its partnership with the National Association of Online Security News Publishers (NAOSNP) as the official media partner for the 2025 edition of the Nigerian Children National Crime Awareness Month. According to a statement signed by Olafemi George, POCACOV National Director of Citizens Engagement,…
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