Alli visits rescued Oriire abduction victims, commends Tinubu, security agencies

By Adejayan Gbenga

The All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate in Oyo State, Senator Sharafadeen Abiodun Alli, has visited the rescued pupils and teachers after the recent abduction in Oriire Local Government Area, expressing sympathy over their ordeal and wishing them a speedy recovery.

The visit took place at the Military Hospital in Ibadan, where the victims are currently receiving medical treatment. During the visit, Alli interacted with the rescued victims and reassured them of his support as they continue their recovery from the traumatic experience.

The APC governorship candidate said the abduction was a painful incident that underscored the need for sustained efforts to improve security, particularly around schools and rural communities. He encouraged the victims to remain hopeful and focus on their recovery.

Alli also commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for the Federal Government’s commitment to tackling insecurity and praised security agencies for their role in securing the release of the abducted pupils, and teachers.

Describing the successful rescue as a demonstration of what coordinated security operations can achieve, he urged security agencies not to relent in their efforts to combat kidnapping and other violent crimes across the state.

The former lawmaker further called for stronger collaboration between government, security agencies and local communities, stating that intelligence sharing and public cooperation are essential to preventing future attacks.

He expressed appreciation to the medical personnel attending to the rescued victims, noting that proper medical care and emotional support would aid their full recovery and return to normal life.

Meanwhile, Alli reaffirmed his commitment to supporting initiatives that enhance the safety of schools and communities, expressing hope that the victims would soon recover completely and reunite fully with their families and loved ones.f

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