The family of Abdulazeez Abiodun, a farmer allegedly murdered near his farm in the Isanlu-Isin council area of Kwara, is demanding justice.
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“They killed them purposely because they felt that would force the government to give them whatever they wanted,” she said.
“Education is a fundamental right and a public good, not a source of government revenue,” he said.
An estimated 2,700 people might have died in England and Wales following heatwaves that struck in May and June, a study released on Monday showed.
INEC said the extension followed the Inter-Party Advisory Council’s appeal on behalf of political parties.
The army noted that the pupils and teachers were currently receiving medical attention in an undisclosed hospital.
Mr Makinde commended the security personnel for the rescue of the pupils and teachers, who had been held captive since May 15.
Mr Tinubu vowed to get justice for the victims, including the mathematics teacher, murdered while in captivity.
The suspects were identified as Sauni Shehu and Auwalu Bala.
