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lily·Crime· about 2 months ago

Celebrities Declare an ‘Unhappy Children’s Day’ Amid Oyo Kidnapping Crisis

Celebrities Declare an ‘Unhappy Children’s Day’ Amid Oyo Kidnapping Crisis — 1 of 5
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As Nigeria marks Children’s Day, our joy is overshadowed by the abduction of dozens of students from Oyo State. Celebrities have shared ‘unhappy Children’s Day’ messages to express heartbreak and demand urgent action. Ruth Kadiri questioned the safety of every home and urged the government to secure our children. Toke Makinwa, Paul Okoye, Sotayo Gaga and Patience Ozokwo reminded us that fear has replaced freedom and asked how we can change the narrative. Mercy Eke, Kehinde Bankole and Biola Bayo pleaded for the safe return of every child. Olakunle Churchill extended prayers for peace while Toyin Abraham and Lala Akindoju condemned the ongoing violence and called for stronger security measures. As election campaigns press on, Kunle Remi warned against becoming numb to tragedy. Bobrisky criticised national indifference and urged Nigerians to demand concrete solutions. The central plea remains: bring our children home safely.

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graceabout 2 months ago

How can we ensure children's Day isn't overshadowed by fear and outrage after the Oyo State kidnappings?

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judeabout 2 months ago

I agree, we must boost community patrols and organize secure events so children can enjoy the day without fear.

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yemiabout 2 months ago

Celebrities express heartbreak, but has any concrete plan emerged from their statements to improve security for students?

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oliviaabout 2 months ago

Tweeting sorrow won't secure any school; these celebrities should back statements with sustained campaigns to really protect students.

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jarumaabout 2 months ago

Community leaders and parents fit work together gidigba to secure schools, dey partner security agencies and set up rapid response teams.

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