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Afenifere warns of rising insecurity after Oyo school attacks
Following attacks on three schools in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State, the pan-Yoruba group Afenifere has voiced concern over increasing insecurity in the South-West. Pa Reuben Fasoranti, leader of Afenifere, expressed dismay and called on state governments to act urgently. The group highlighted a series of violent incidents across the region, emphasizing the need for immediate action. They also questioned the effectiveness of recent security measures taken by South-West governors.
What we know
- Afenifere described Yorubaland as "under siege" after coordinated attacks on schools in Oriire, Oyo State.
- The group cited multiple recent incidents, including kidnappings, killings, and attacks on churches and police camps across Oyo, Ekiti, Ogun, and Kwara States.
- Pa Reuben Fasoranti marked his 100th year the same week as the Oriire attacks and called for urgent action to address insecurity.
- The group questioned the deployment and effectiveness of security initiatives like Amotekun, CCTV hubs, and surveillance aircraft.
- Afenifere urged South-West governors to prioritize the security of their people and ensure that terrorists do not gain a foothold in the region.
