New Ibadan Protest Grows Over Abducted Pupils
Fresh protests erupted in Ibadan as families, residents and concerned groups demanded urgent action over the continued captivity of schoolchildren and teachers abducted 38 days ago.
The demonstrators gathered in parts of the city to draw attention to the plight of the victims, expressing frustration over the prolonged delay in securing their freedom.
Many called on security agencies and relevant authorities to intensify rescue efforts.
The renewed protest comes as relatives of the abducted pupils and teachers continue to wait for positive news.
The situation has fuelled anxiety among community members who fear for the safety and wellbeing of those still being held.
Protesters urged the government to take stronger measures to secure the victims’ release and improve security around schools.
They insisted that every effort should be made to bring the captives home safely and prevent similar incidents in the future.
