Children Hospitalised After Tear Gas Incident At Ogbe Stadium In Benin City – See The Video

Children Hospitalised After Tear Gas Incident At Ogbe Stadium In Benin City – See The Video

More than 30 children were reportedly taken to a specialist hospital in Benin City following a tear gas incident during a Children’s Day celebration at Ogbe Stadium. According to reports circulating online, the incident allegedly involved operatives of the Nigeria Police Force during activities marking the Children’s Day event in Edo State. It was further

More than 30 children were reportedly taken to a specialist hospital in Benin City following a tear gas incident during a Children’s Day celebration at Ogbe Stadium.

According to reports circulating online, the incident allegedly involved operatives of the Nigeria Police Force during activities marking the Children’s Day event in Edo State.

It was further claimed that one of the affected children was admitted to an intensive care unit following exposure to the tear gas.

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Witness accounts shared on social media alleged that panic erupted after tear gas was discharged within or around the stadium environment where children had gathered for the celebration.

Parents, guardians, and emergency responders reportedly rushed several children to nearby medical facilities for treatment after many experienced breathing difficulties and distress.

At the time of reporting, authorities had not publicly released a detailed official explanation regarding the circumstances that led to the incident.

The development has triggered strong reactions online, with many Nigerians expressing concern over the safety of children during public events.

 

Critics questioned the handling of crowd control and security operations at an event specifically organised for children.

Others called for a transparent investigation into how the situation escalated and whether proper safety protocols were followed.

The incident has also renewed broader conversations about emergency preparedness and child protection during large public gatherings in Nigeria.

Safety experts often stress the importance of carefully coordinated security measures, especially at events involving minors and large crowds.

Medical professionals also warn that tear gas exposure can pose serious health risks to children due to their more sensitive respiratory systems.

As public concern continues to grow, many Nigerians are awaiting official statements from the Edo State Government and the Nigeria Police Force regarding the incident.

Observers say a clear explanation and independent review may help determine responsibility and prevent similar occurrences in the future.

The situation has continued to attract national attention as citizens call for accountability and stronger safeguards to protect children during public celebrations and civic events.

 

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