Nigerian Police Deny Viral Video on Oyo Kidnapping
The Nigerian Police Force issued a statement clarifying that a viral video circulating online, which was purportedly connected to the recent abduction of schoolchildren and a teacher in Oyo State, is misleading and does not originate from Nigeria. The police described the footage as false and capable of causing unnecessary panic and misinformation among the public.
They emphasized that the video is unrelated to any kidnapping incidents in Oyo State. In their statement, the police also assured that security agencies are intensifying rescue efforts and increasing intelligence gathering operations to ensure the safe return of the abducted victims.
They appealed to the public to rely on verified information and to refrain from sharing unconfirmed and misleading content online.
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