The expert called for stronger measures to protect schools, warning that insecurity threatened not just education but also the country’s economic growth and social stability.
The cleric compared the Oyo abduction to the Chibok girls’ abduction in 2014.
The government noted that the demolition foregrounded its resolution to tackle insecurity and frustrate criminal gangs operating in the state.
A former secretary of the APC Committee of Diaspora Chairmen says Nigeria risks losing its sovereignty to criminals if it negotiates with kidnappers and bandits.
Mr Mbata said the abduction of children from their schools was an attack on the hopes of families and the future of Nigeria.
Mrs Adelabu, in a video on Sunday, thanked God and those who contributed to their rescue, noting that she was happy to receive the victims alive.
Mr Makinde said the decision was an additional measure to enhance security across the state.
Malick Fall says there is a need for collective commitment to promoting safe, inclusive, and violence-free teaching and learning environments.
Mr Sowore said, “If he cannot free those kids as commander-in-chief, he should just pack his bag and return to his village in Osun State.”
NAPPS called on the federal and state governments, security agencies and other relevant stakeholders to ensure the immediate rescue of the kidnapped teachers and pupils.
