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Oriire abduction principal says children were beaten teachers chained

The principal abducted alongside teachers and pupils in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State, Mrs Racheal Alamu, has described how children were beaten and teachers chained during 56 days in captivity.guardian+2 She said the kidnappers kept the group in an open forest, forcing them to endure harsh weather, long night walks and constant fear.legit+1 According to Alamu, some of the youngest children were beaten and had their mouths tied with cloth whenever they cried or made noise, because the abductors feared attention from outside.guardian+3 She explained that male teachers suffered even more severe treatment, as they were blindfolded, handcuffed and chained on their legs throughout much of the ordeal.pulse+3 Each time the kidnappers suspected that security forces had discovered their camp, the victims were forced to trek for hours at night through dense bush to a new location, leaving […]

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 Oyo Road Protest Over Extension Leaves Motorists Stranded

Motorists were left stranded in Ibadan as thousands of residents affected by the Ibadan Circular Road Corridor project staged a peaceful protest against the proposed road extension. The demonstration began at the Ibadan-Ife road, causing a major traffic jam, with protesters later marching through Idi-Ape to the State Secretariat, Agodi. Protesters, carrying placards and banners, demanded that the Oyo State Government stick to the original 150-metre corridor marked by ex-Governor Rashidi Ladoja, rather than expanding it—fearing more houses and community land will be affected. They insisted the protest was non-partisan and not sponsored by politicians. Over 100 impacted communities, spanning seven local governments, participated in the protest. The demonstration led to the temporary shutdown of the state secretariat and disrupted businesses and commuters until order was restored. Protesters called on Governor Seyi Makinde to respect previous agreements, warning of further […]

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Makinde urges transparency in China-Africa partnerships

Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde has called for transparency and mutual benefit in partnerships between Africa and global powers, particularly China. He said such relationships must promote shared prosperity and fairness. Makinde made this call during the opening of the second Ibadan Forum, jointly organised by the University of Ibadan’s Department of History and Zhejiang Normal University, China. The event, themed “Convergence or Divergence? Africa’s Development in Global Partnerships and a Shared Future,” gathered scholars and policymakers to discuss Africa’s role in the global order. Represented by his deputy, Bayo Lawal, Makinde urged African leaders to carefully assess international agreements and ensure they align with the continent’s interests. “We must not run opaque partnerships. They must be open to all stakeholders. That is how we promote convergence, not divergence,” he said. He called for fairness in deals between China and […]

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