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Punch Newspapers Sections Published 12:40 am  Some children of the policemen killed by hoodlums during the #ENDSARS protests in Oyo State have appealed to Governor Seyi Makinde for scholarships to continue with their education. The children said they had been withdrawn from their schools by their mothers because they could not longer afford to pay school fees. Recall that five policemen were killed by some hoodlums  and weapons stolen from burnt police stations during the protest in October 2...

One of the twins of Peter Abegunde, who spoke with Daily Trust in Ibadan, the Oyo state capital on behalf of other children said the death of their fathers had created vacuum in their lives. She also asked well-to-do individuals to support them in ensuring that they fulfilled their desires of acquiring quality education “When we heard about the gruesome murder of our father, we were broken. My fear is our education. Many of our mothers are not working and we need to go to school,” she said.

Some children of police officers killed during the EndSARS protests in Oyo State have urged both the federal and state governments to sponsor their education. The children of the slain police officers appealed to good-spirited Nigerians to support them in ensuring that they have a good education. DAILY POST recalls that no fewer than six policemen were killed during the EndSARS protests in the state. Some of the officers killed during the protests in Ibadan were; Peter Abegunde and Rotimi Olade...

#EndSARS: Children of slain police officers seek govt scholarship Some of the children of the officers killed during the #EndSARS protests say the death of their fathers has created a vacuum in their lives. Children of the police officers who died during the October #EndSARS protests in Ibadan, Oyo State, have urged the federal and state governments to sponsor their education. They said they would miss the impact of their fathers on their lives. One of the children of the slain police officers...