It has been over forty days since students were abducted from their school, yet the Oyo State Government appears more concerned about reopening schools than securing the safe return of the victims. This is not only disturbing; it is a tragic reflection of a government that has lost touch with its most basic responsibility—the protection of lives.
A government that cannot guarantee security must at least demonstrate empathy and urgency.
It has been over forty days since students were abducted from their school, yet the Oyo State
Government appears more concerned about reopening schools than securing the safe return of the
victims. This is not only disturbing; it is a tragic reflection of a government that has lost touch with its
most basic responsibility—the protection of lives.
“For 27 days, families have gone to bed without their loved ones. For 27 days, communities have lived with uncertainty.
Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde has advised Nigerians to stop apportioning blame over the abduction of pupils and teachers in the…
Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde has declared that the abduction of scores of pupils and teachers in Oriire Local Government Area…
“I understand that many people have different opinions about what should be done. Many have offered advice and suggestions...
Makinde made the disclosure on Tuesday while addressing protesters, including social media influencer Martins Vincent Otse,…
The governor, who expressed readiness to exhaust every option to guarantee the safe rescue of the kidnapped children and teachers…
