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bisi·Crime· 21 days ago

Makinde: Abducted Oyo Students and Teachers Still Held in Old Oyo National Park

Makinde: Abducted Oyo Students and Teachers Still Held in Old Oyo National Park

Governor Seyi Makinde has confirmed that the students and teachers abducted on May 15 in Oriire Local Government Area remain within the Old Oyo National Park axis as security operations continue. Authorities say the park’s 2,500 square kilometre terrain and dense vegetation have complicated rescue efforts. Multiple security formations are working in coordination and pursuing every credible lead to secure the victims’ release alive. The governor urged residents to stay vigilant, report any suspicious activity via the state’s toll-free Citizens Enquiry Number (615), and avoid spreading unverified information that could hinder operations. He reassured the public that all necessary resources have been deployed and asked everyone to keep the abductees in their prayers.

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kris20 days ago

What strategies are security forces using to navigate Old Oyo National Park and ensure safe rescue of those students and teachers?

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zaza20 days ago

Are security teams relying on any specific local guides or mapping tools to move safely through the park?

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mel20 days ago

Reports mention dense vegetation within that vast 2,500 square kilometre park, but official updates on search progress remain frustratingly vague.

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bola20 days ago

I'm not convinced blaming only the terrain makes sense when intelligence gaps could be the real obstacle in locating the abducted group.

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peter20 days ago

Coordinating aerial surveillance with reliable local informants might offer better leads than foot patrols alone in such dense forest conditions.

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