Experts have expressed concern over the worsening plights of Nigerian children, citing insecurity, poverty, climate risks and poor educational policies as threats to their future.
The speaker of the Oyo State House of Assembly, Adebo Ogundoyin, has appealed to Muslims to observe Eid-el-Kabir by praying for the release of kidnapped Oriire students.
“No matter how long the night may seem, dawn will surely come. Nigeria is steadily advancing on the path of peace, recovery and sustainable development,” Mr Shettima said.
Mr Sowore vowed to tackle corruption, insecurity, and poor governance.
Mr Aliyu-Garwa is among the suspects connected to the kidnapping of an eight-year-old boy at Sardauna Estate in Katsina metropolis.
Ms Oyinloye said the decision became necessary to safeguard students and school staff amid prevailing security concerns across the state.
The Nigerian Army reaffirmed its resolve to sustain aggressive operations against all forms of insecurity.
He said the diversion of weapons from government armouries remains the most worrisome challenge.
According to Mr Girei, poverty can only be fought by providing free, quality education for children.
He noted that several high-profile cases had been abandoned without accountability.
