Mr Abodunrin hailed Kogi State governor, Ahmed Ododo, for quickly responding to the incident.
The government said the students regained their freedom after local vigilance groups and other security agencies engaged the kidnappers in battle.
Ms Akpoti-Uduaghan said learning environments must be protected from such attacks and urged security agencies to ensure the safe release of the students.
The commissioner emphasised that the government’s plan was to raise globally competitive students in all fields.
“I am particularly so glad that this feat is achieved in my own time after several efforts by past leaders from Okunland,” he said.
Ms Ayoade holds a degree in Biochemistry from the University of Ilorin, master’s degree from the University of Lagos and a doctorate in Biochemistry.
