The command cautioned residents of the state against spreading false news.
“They should give us peace of mind. Otherwise, we will not participate in the forthcoming elections,” Mrs Olowookere, an Ibadan resident, said.
Many Nigerians have been killed in several countries under varying circumstances. What should have been stories of success abroad have, in several cases, ended abruptly.
Mr Makinde disclosed that all available resources have been deployed to ensure the rescue of the victims.
Armed bandits invaded the Oriire LGA on May 15.
The group urged sister unions, stakeholders and student leaders to join the solidarity walk, scheduled for Monday, June 1.
A similar protest was held on Monday, May 18, in Ogbomosho.
She said the victims had spent 13 days with the abductors, under harsh weather conditions.
The minister expressed heartfelt condolences to the families, friends and relatives of the students.
On May 15, gunmen abducted pupils and staff in Oriire LGA schools.
