Oyo pupils and teachers abducted have been released
Kidnapped pupils and teachers in Oyo have been released after months of security operations. Various security agencies collaborated to secure their freedom.
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Kidnapped pupils and teachers in Oyo have been released after months of security operations. Various security agencies collaborated to secure their freedom.
The presidency has confirmed the release of Ogbomoso pupils and teachers who were kidnapped by terrorists. Bayo Onanuga announced their rescue by security agencies on social media.
Kidnapped students and teachers in Oyo have been freed thanks to the efforts of security agencies. The presidency confirmed their release through spokesperson Bayo Onanuga.
A successful rescue operation has freed the kidnapped Oriire students and teachers. The announcement was made by Bayo Onanuga on social media.
All schoolchildren and teachers abducted in Oyo State have been successfully rescued. This positive development follows the attack on the Ahoro-Esiele community on May 15.
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