Kudeti NAPPS Chairman Adesoji Sa'eed Leads Call for Immediate Rescue of Abducted Schoolchildren, Teachers

The National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS), Oyo State Chapter, Kudeti Unit, under the chairmanship of Alhaji Adesoji Toluwani Sa'eed, expresses deep pain, outrage, and concern over the abduction of school children and teachers in Orire Local Government Area of Oyo State.

This heartbreaking incident has once again exposed the growing insecurity facing our educational institutions and communities. Our children left their homes in search of knowledge, while their teachers reported for duty to shape the future of our nation. Today, they are in captivity, and their families are left in anguish.

Oyo State is bleeding. Parents are weeping. Schools are traumatized. Communities are living in fear.

The safety and security of lives remain the primary responsibility of government. Sadly, the continued rise in insecurity and the abduction of innocent children and teachers have left many citizens questioning the effectiveness of existing security measures. The people deserve urgent action, not promises.

NAPPS Kudeti Unit calls on the Federal Government, Oyo State Government, security agencies, traditional rulers, community leaders, and all stakeholders to mobilize every available resource toward the immediate rescue and safe return of these innocent children and their teachers.

Education must never become a dangerous venture. Schools should remain safe havens for learning, growth, and development—not targets for criminal activities.

We stand in solidarity with the affected families and pray for the swift and safe release of all those abducted. We refuse to remain silent while the future of our children is threatened.

our collective voice be heard

Bring Back Our Children and Teachers!

Enough of the Tears. Enough of the Fear. Enough of the Insecurity.