Thenationonlineng Oyo State School Abductions: Urgent Security Response Required
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- •32 individuals, including children and teachers, were abducted in Oyo State.
- •President Tinubu condemned the violence and announced a tech-driven rescue operation.
- •The Christian Association of Nigeria labeled the incident a national disgrace and called for urgent action.
On May 13, 2026, gunmen abducted 32 individuals, including 18 secondary school pupils, 7 primary school pupils, and 7 teachers in Oyo State's Esiele community. The attackers, heavily armed, invaded multiple schools, resulting in the death of a teacher who attempted to protect the students. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu condemned the violence and announced that security forces are actively working to rescue the victims. The Inspector-General of Police is leading a technology-driven operation to locate and apprehend the kidnappers. The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) condemned the incident, calling it a national disgrace and demanding urgent action from the government. The ongoing insecurity reflects a troubling trend of organized criminal violence spreading into previously secure regions. The situation has raised public frustration over the government's failure to address repeated attacks effectively.
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