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Terrorists fed Oyo pupils garri, beat victim for asking after family – Relative
A relative of one of the rescued Oyo pupils abducted in Oriire LGA shares the child's traumatic experience, detailing beatings and garri-only meals during
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thisdaylive.com
How Combined Intelligence, Inter-agency Cooperation, Pressure and Systematic Dismantling of Terrorists’ Network Secured Release of Oyo…
Fifty-six days after being held in captivity, pupils and teachers abducted by Ansaru terrorists in Oyo State were rescued, not through a daring assault, but through a carefully…
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vanguardngr.com
Oriire Schoolchildren: How arrest of kidnappers’ family members led victims' rescue
"The family members were subsequently taken to Abuja, where the wives were interrogated in accordance with investigative procedures"
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After 56 days in captivity our children may not return to schools — Oriire parents
One relative, Fausat Akindele, said the incident had permanently changed many parents’ perception of the schools’ safety.
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punchng.com
Rescued Oyo pupils, teachers may meet families today
Rescued Oyo pupils and teachers abducted from Oriire LGA may reunite with families today after medical observation. Governor Makinde confirms arrangements
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Oriire schoolchildren: How arrest of kidnappers’ family members led to rescue of victims
FRESH details have emerged on the intelligence-led operation that culminated in the successful rescue of schoolchildren and teachers abducted from Ahoro-Esinle, Yawota and Alawusa…
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VIDEO: Rescued Oyo pupils, teachers arrive at state secretariat
Watch video of the rescued Oyo pupils and teachers arriving at the state secretariat after their release from over 50 days in captivity. Relief for familie
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Oyo: Children were beaten, we were forced to trek through forest at night – School principal
The principal of the secondary school abducted alongside teachers and pupils in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State, Mrs. Racheal Alamu, has recounted the harrowing 56-day…
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They tied children's mouths, beat them, rescued Oyo principal recounts 56 days in captivity
A rescued Oyo principal shares her harrowing 56-day ordeal in captivity, detailing how children were beaten and victims forced on night treks to evade secu
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Army General recounts Oyo teachers, pupils rescue operation, as survivor relives captivity ordeals
The senior military officer said while handing over the rescued survivors to Oyo State Governor Makinde on Monday that security agencies refused to negotiate with the kidnappers…
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Oriire abduction: Children were beaten, teachers chained — Alamu, Principal
THE principal bducted alongside teachers, students and pupils in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State, Mrs Racheal Alamu, yesterday, recounted the harrowing 56-day ordeal in…
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Children were beaten, men chained — Rescued Oyo principal recounts kidnappers' brutality
"The youngest of them, Waliya and Salam, received the worst beating. They would cover their mouths with clothes, tie them and beat them severely," the principal said.
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Rescued Oyo principal recounts how kidnappers forced pupils, teachers through nightly treks to evade troops
"They (the kidnappers) carried the youngest three children. The secondary school girls carried some of the smaller pupils, while the others had to walk. We fell many times," she…
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VIDEO: Rescued Oyo kidnap victims reunite with families
Emotional scenes as Oyo kidnap victims from Oriire LGA reunite with their families after 56 days in captivity. Watch the video of the heartfelt reunions.
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Terrorists fed Oyo pupils garri, beat victim for asking after family – Relative
A relative of one of the rescued Oyo pupils abducted in Oriire LGA shares the child's traumatic experience, detailing beatings and garri-only meals during
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Fear persists, Oyo teacher laments lack of security after pupils’ rescue
Despite rescued pupils, an Oyo teacher laments lingering fear due to lack of visible security. Learn how this impacts school attendance and staff morale.
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I’m not afraid to return to school, rescued Oyo pupil recounts ordeal in bandits' captivity
A 15-year-old Oyo pupil, Bello Hassan, shares his harrowing 56-day experience in bandits' captivity but remains unafraid to return to school.