Falana Urges Immediate Rescue of Abducted Oyo Pupils

Femi Falana, a prominent human rights lawyer, demanded the urgent release of abducted pupils and teachers in Oyo State, expressing grave concern for their well-being during a protest on June 12. He stated that the children and teachers are enduring difficult conditions without medical attention or food.
Falana made these remarks while addressing demonstrators concerned about insecurity and economic hardship in Nigeria, emphasizing that the situation reflects a broader issue affecting the nation. He noted the alarming trend of kidnappings, particularly of school children, and condemned the government's failure to secure their release.
Falana also referenced the killing of a teacher, which he described as an attempt to pressure authorities into accelerating efforts for the victims' release. He thanked participants in the protest, which marked the anniversary of June 12, and urged Nigerians to maintain civic engagement in the fight for democracy and justice.
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