In an official address marking Children’s Day 2026, which uniquely coincided with the Eid-el-Kabir celebrations, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu firmly reassured grieving families that the pupils and teachers recently abducted from communities in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State, alongside captives in Borno State, have not been abandoned by the Federal Government.
The President explicitly directed all national security agencies to mount intelligence-led, coordinated rescue operations to guarantee their safe return.
Operating under this year's national celebration theme, "Future Now: Promoting Inclusion for Every Nigerian Child," President Tinubu declared that his administration is aggressively deploying an updated school vulnerability mapping project.
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This security initiative establishes rapid-response communication channels between vulnerable border schools and tactical military formations, ensuring precise evacuation procedures during emergency threats.
Furthermore, the President tasked the Federal Ministry of Education and state commands to synchronize operations with local vigilantes, transport unions, and traditional rulers.
Striking a deeply empathetic tone, Tinubu emphasized that the administration's responsibilities extend far past structural recovery, ordering relevant health ministries to provide mandatory medical care, professional psychiatric counseling, and dignity-focused educational scholarships for children surviving the trauma of displacement and criminal captivity.
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