Protesters demand action over Oyo school abductions
Members of the Take-It-Back Movement staged a protest at Mokola Roundabout in Ibadan, Oyo State, calling attention to the ongoing security crisis and the continued captivity of abducted pupils and teachers in Oriire Local Government Area. The demonstrators urged the government and security agencies to intensify efforts to rescue the victims and address the rising cases of kidnapping across the state. Protesters carried placards demanding safer communities and justice for all affected residents. Emotional appeals from relatives of the abductees have highlighted the frustration and fear gripping the community.
What happened
- The Take-It-Back Movement organized a protest in Ibadan over the abduction of pupils and teachers in Oriire Local Government Area.
- Protesters called on the government and security agencies to increase efforts to secure the victims' release and tackle insecurity in Oyo State.
- Demonstrators expressed concerns about the impact of kidnappings on residents, farmers, traders, and students.
- Placards displayed messages demanding justice, safer roads, and protection for all citizens.
- Family members of the abducted victims have repeatedly appealed for urgent government intervention and intensified rescue operations.
