Police assure safe rescue of Oyo abducted students, reject ransom
The South-West Coordinating Deputy Inspector-General of Police, Adegoke Fayoade, has promised the safe rescue of abducted schoolchildren and their teachers in Oyo. Speaking during an official visit to the Lagos State Police Command, Fayoade emphasized that all security agencies are working together for a swift resolution. He made it clear that the police would not engage in ransom negotiations. The police are focusing on intelligence-led strategies and improved technology to address the situation.
What happened
- Adegoke Fayoade assured that the abducted schoolchildren and their teachers will be rescued safely.
- He stated that the police do not participate in ransom discussions and are focused on the safe recovery of victims.
- Ongoing efforts involve multiple security agencies working to free the abductees as quickly as possible.
- Fayoade highlighted the use of technology and artificial intelligence to strengthen police operations and investigations.
- He called for greater stakeholder support and mutual respect between police officers and the public to enhance national security.
