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Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, has revealed that schoolchildren and teachers abducted by suspected bandits in Oriire Local Government Area of the state are being kept in the Old Oyo National Park.
Makunde said this Friday while giving an update on the rescue efforts of the kidnapped victims nearly four weeks after their abduction.
The governor said security agencies were making concerted efforts to ensure the safe release of the victims who were whisked away during coordinated attacks on schools in the Yawota and Ahoro-Esinle communities on May 15, 2026.
Intelligence reports have shown that the abductees are still within the sprawling Old Oyo National Park which covers about 2,500 square kilometres across 10 local government areas in Oyo State, he said.
Makinde pointed out that the vast and difficult terrain of the park has created operational challenges for security personnel, requiring careful planning, coordination and sustained efforts to achieve a successful rescue mission.
The governor however assured the residents that all credible leads are being pursued and all lawful measures deployed to ensure the victims are rescued unharmed. He also warned the public to remain vigilant and call 615, the state’s toll-free emergency number, if they see anything suspicious.
He warned against the spread of unverified information, saying misinformation could hamper the ongoing rescue operations. He appealed to residents to continue to support security agencies with useful information and keep the abducted students and teachers in their prayers as efforts to secure their freedom continue.
“One thing I can tell you is that according to our security reports, they are still within the wider Old Oyo National Park axis. It covers some 2,500 square kilometres and is a huge area that crosses parts of 10 local government areas in our State.
I say this not to discourage anyone, but to help us understand the scale of the challenge that lies ahead. This is not a problem that is peculiar to the Oriire Local Government Area.
“It is something that affects us all. The size and terrain of the area demands patience, coordination and perseverance. That also means that members of the public need to continue to be vigilant,” he said.
