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Bandits are demanding Sharia law in Oyo state as part of the negotiations to free victims.
- Oyo Assembly's speaker


https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1E1C7HNfSG/

The fakeness of this thread is already given me goosebumps

Btw, where did the op get some of the pics he attached to this thread.

You see the way some of the opposition supporters have been adding fake photos as those kidnapped, there intentions are not genuine

Ordinary the attached picture below cancelled whatever good intentions the op might have. It's the other way round which is something shameful

What precisely do you people intent to gain or benefits by deliberately posting fake news

helinues:
Btw, where did the op get some of the pics he attached to this thread.

You see the way some of the opposition supporters have been adding fake photos as those kidnapped, there intentions are not genuine

Ready to work today? Yes or no

For the guy above to repeat his stale statement on this thread, just get to know which direction this discussion will go

The thread is for trolling and gaslighting..We dey see them from afar, taking note of every of their steps because we are Asiwaju

Imagine a guy dedicated his life to be trolling others for over a decade on this forum, creating almost daily monikers to do the trolling will still open his dirty mouth to be calling others jobless

Those are the kind of low set of people attracted by the opposition politicians as supporters

The Facebook link is not a reference to the quote. The video in the link is not related to Oyo kidnapping

The whole thread is a deliberate mischievousness as usual

Imagine Fulani terrorists would go to Yoruba land to bully, terrorise and demand that the people subject themselves to slavery.. lmao 🤣

Tiffnubu should keep pampering terrorists okay..?

helinues:
The fakeness of this thread is already given me goosebumps

Abductors Demand Sharia Law, ₦1bn Ransom For Release Of Oyo Pupils, Teachers

Adebayo Waheed by Adebayo Waheed

16 hours ago

A new twist has emerged in the abduction of pupils and teachers in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State, as reports indicate that the kidnappers are demanding both a ₦1 billion ransom and the implementation of Sharia law as conditions for the release of the victims.

The development was reportedly attributed to the Speaker of the Oyo State House of Assembly, who disclosed that the abductors had moved beyond financial demands to include ideological and political conditions.

According to the report, the kidnappers are insisting that the state government implement Sharia law in Oyo State as part of their negotiation terms, raising concerns that the case may be shifting from a conventional kidnapping incident into a broader ideological and security challenge.

The abductors are also said to have listed additional demands, including cash payment, vehicles, food supplies, and the release of detained suspects allegedly held in Oyo and Ibadan.

Specifically, the group is reportedly demanding ₦1 billion to be paid into a Republic of Benin bank account, two Hilux vehicles, and the release of arrested individuals they claim are linked to their network.

The abducted pupils and teachers were taken when armed men attacked schools in Oriire LGA, triggering panic across affected communities and renewed concern over insecurity in the state.

Families of the victims have continued to appeal for urgent intervention, expressing anxiety over the safety and wellbeing of their loved ones still in captivity.

The prolonged detention has heightened tension in the area, with residents and community leaders calling for swift action to secure the release of the abductees.

The reported ideological demand has sparked debate among security analysts and political observers, who say it complicates possible negotiation efforts and raises questions about the evolving nature of kidnapping operations in the region.

While Governor Seyi Makinde, had earlier suggested openness to considering certain demands to secure the victims’ release, the Oyo State House of Assembly has since rejected negotiations with the abductors, insisting on intensified rescue operations instead.

Security agencies are expected to intensify efforts as pressure mounts on authorities to ensure the safe return of the abducted schoolchildren and teachers.


https://leadership.ng/abductors-demand-sharia-law-%E2%82%A61bn-ransom-for-release-of-oyo-pupils-teachers/

Helinues please, go and rest.

thrillionaire:
Imagine Fulani terrorists would go to Yoruba land to bully, terrorise and demand that the people subject themselves to slavery.. lmao 🤣

Tiffnubu should keep pampering terrorists okay..?

The man still believes it's his political enemies