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Oyo Abduction: Senate Donates N50m to Families of Slain Teachers, Soldiers

Akpabio said each of five bereaved families will get ₦10 million after a rescue operation that left two teachers and three security personnel dead.

  • Senate President Godswill Akpabio announced on Wednesday a ₦50 million donation to families of victims from the Oriire Local Government Area abduction in Oyo State, supporting relatives of two teachers and three security personnel.
  • Last Friday, military and security agencies rescued abducted schoolchildren after 56 days in captivity, though the operation resulted in deaths of two teachers and three security personnel during separate gun battles with kidnappers.
  • Teachers Michael Oyedokun and John Olaleye died while held by abductors, while Lieutenant F. A. Isaac, Private Silas Musa of the 81 Battalion, and Sergeant Abena John Jerome were killed during the rescue mission.
  • Akpabio stated each of the five affected families will receive ₦10 million to support children and dependents left behind, with Senate Leader Opeyemi Bamidele directed to oversee the fund distribution.
  • Lawmakers also cautioned Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde against involving foreign human rights organizations, specifically the United Nations, arguing that international intervention could undermine federal security efforts.
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Naija News - Nigeria News broke the news on Wednesday, July 15, 2026.
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