TERRORISTS FED OYO PUPILS GARRI, BEAT VICTIM FOR ASKING AFTER FAMILY – RELATIVE

A relative of one of the pupils abducted in Oyo State has recounted the harrowing experiences the children allegedly endured while in captivity, claiming they were fed only garri and subjected to harsh treatment by their captors.

According to the family member, one of the victims was allegedly beaten after asking about the well-being of family members during the period of captivity.

The relative described the children’s ordeal as traumatic, saying they endured hunger, fear, and uncertainty before eventually regaining their freedom.

Following their release, the pupils were reunited with their families and are reportedly receiving medical attention and psychological support to aid their recovery from the experience.

The family expressed gratitude to security agencies, government officials, and everyone who contributed to the safe return of the victims.

Authorities have assured the public that investigations into the abduction are ongoing, with efforts continuing to identify and apprehend those responsible for the attack.

Security experts have stressed the importance of strengthening protection around schools and improving intelligence gathering to prevent similar incidents in the future.

Community leaders also called for sustained support for the affected pupils and their families, noting that emotional and psychological recovery remains an important part of the healing process.

The incident has renewed concerns over the security of schools and the need for coordinated action to combat kidnapping and other violent crimes.

The relatives expressed hope that justice would be served while urging the government to intensify efforts to safeguard schools and protect children from future attacks.