Makinde Visits Rescued Schoolchildren at Military Hospital

Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde visited the military hospital in Ibadan to meet with schoolchildren and teachers who were rescued after being abducted in Oriire Local Government nearly two months ago. The abduction occurred during a heavily armed attack on May 15, which resulted in 39 schoolchildren and six teachers being taken hostage.
Following a successful operation announced by the President on Friday, the victims were freed after enduring 56 days of captivity. Governor Makinde arrived directly at the headquarters of the 2 Division Medical Centre located inside Odogbo Barrack in Ibadan, where the victims were receiving medical attention and undergoing routine procedures following their release.
The media access to the rescued individuals was tightly restricted. In his official statement, Governor Makinde expressed immense gratitude to the military, police, and local hunters for their roles in the rescue operation, which he described as a massive relief for families affected in the state.
Political figures, including Peter Obi, acknowledged the efforts of security agencies and called for a renewed focus on national security to protect schools.
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