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Abducted pupils and teachers not yet rescued – Oyo Police
The Oyo State Police Command has dismissed reports claiming the abducted pupils, and teachers in Orire Local Government Area have been released.
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According to the police, intensive efforts by security agencies is still on to ensure their safe rescue and the arrest of those responsible for the criminal act.
‘’The Command hereby debunks the rumour currently circulating that the victims have been rescued. Members of the public are urged to remain calm, support the ongoing efforts of the joint security team, and verify every piece of information before sharing it.
The spread of fake news and misinformation only creates unnecessary panic, heightens tension, and diverts limited security resources that are critically needed for the ongoing operations.” the spokesperson of the command, DSP Olayinka, said
Last Friday, May 15, armed men stormed the local government, attacked two schools and abducted students and teachers.
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