Dr Oluseun Peters, a Psychiatrist, while speaking to Nigerian News Agency on Tuesday in Ibadan, said that children who are exposed to domestic violence experience emotional, mental, behavioural and social damage. According to him, children, who are often eyewitnesses to domestic abuse, are the ones who suffer the long-term consequences more. “Domestic violence has a devastating impact on children and this can last into adulthood. “Children, who live in homes where there is domestic violence, grow up in an environment that is unpredictable, filled with tension and anxiety, and dominated by fear. “This...