Sokoto Health College Refutes Claims of Student Abduction on Route to Oyo
The Gamji College of Health Technology in Sokoto has officially denied reports alleging the kidnapping of 18 students traveling to Oyo State. The institution reassures the public that all its students are safe and accounted for.
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The Gamji College of Health Technology in Sokoto has issued a statement dismissing alarming reports that claimed 18 of its students were abducted while en route to Oyo State. In a bid to quell public concern, the college confirmed that none of its students were involved in any such incident, emphasizing their ongoing commitment to student safety.
The rumors surfaced on social media and various news outlets, leading to widespread anxiety among parents and the community. In response, the college administration swiftly acted to clarify the situation, stating, "We want to assure everyone that all our students are safe and there has been no reported case of abduction. We urge the public to disregard the misinformation circulating online."
Authorities have also been alerted to the false claims, and investigations are ongoing to trace the origin of the rumors. The college reiterated its dedication to maintaining a secure environment for its students, reinforcing the need for vigilance against misinformation that can incite panic.
"We understand the concerns of parents and the public, but we assure you that the safety of our students is our top priority," the college added in their statement.
As the situation unfolds, the Gamji College of Health Technology remains focused on its educational mission, encouraging students to stay informed through official channels to avoid falling victim to unfounded claims.
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