Silence on Oyo Abduction Highlights Political Hypocrisy

The article addresses the recent abduction of a teacher and students from a primary school in Oyo State, highlighting the lack of response from political leaders, particularly Bola Tinubu, who previously condemned the abduction of Chibok girls in 2014 during Goodluck Jonathan's presidency. It notes that Tinubu, now president, has not spoken out against the current abductions, raising questions about the inconsistency in political rhetoric regarding security issues.

The piece contrasts the vocal opposition from Tinubu and the All Progressives Congress (APC) during Jonathan's administration with their silence during the recent incidents under Tinubu's leadership. It also mentions the historical context of insecurity in Nigeria, referencing the Owo massacre in Ondo State and the overall increase in terrorist activities in the southwest region, suggesting a hypocrisy in the political discourse surrounding these security challenges.