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Michael Oyedokun, a teacher at Community High School, Ahoro-Esinele, in Oyo State’s Oriire Local Government Area, was murdered by his captors.
Oyedokun was allegedly slain in a video that the abductors purportedly made public on Sunday.
The community is in sorrow as a result of the development, and worries about the safety of other kidnapped victims have increased.
Dr. Suleimon Olanrewaju, Governor Seyi Makinde’s Special Advisor on Media, confirmed the occurrence on Monday and stated that the governor had consoled with the victim’s family.
Additionally, Makinde promised that in order to save individuals who were still in captivity, the state administration will use both kinetic and non-kinetic methods.
As of right now, we know that a total of seven teachers were kidnapped. Sadly, we received a video this morning showing that one of the teachers—I believe it was the math teacher—was murdered by terrorists, Makinde added.
According to the governor, some suspects connected to the kidnapping have been taken into custody by security services.
According to the Commissioner of Police’s information, roughly six people have been taken into custody in the area.
We think that some of them may be terrorists’ informants or logisticians.
Additionally, he said, “three people of interest have been arrested by another security outfit within the state.”
Makinde also expressed sympathy to the families of local vigilantes, troops, and Amotekun members who lost their lives while conducting rescue missions.
He added that while injured soldiers were being treated, some operatives were killed after coming into contact with explosives purportedly laid by the kidnappers.
“So, please, we will keep trying to push ourselves to the limit to resolve this quickly, even though there may not be quick fixes,” he stated.
