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Lagos CAN Condemns Oyo Kidnap Amid Rising Nigerian Abductions

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•Lagos CAN publicly condemned the kidnapping incident in Oyo State on May 29, 2026.
•81 Nigerian schoolchildren remain in captivity by terrorists as of May 29, 2026.
•Civil society organizations criticized the Nigerian federal government on May 29, 2026, for inadequate action against rising killings and abductions.
•The kidnapping in Oyo is part of a broader pattern of insecurity affecting multiple Nigerian states.
•Calls for prayers and unity were made by Lagos CAN to address the insecurity challenges.

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▸If the Nigerian federal government increases security operations in Oyo and surrounding states then the release of kidnapped schoolchildren and reduction in abductions could improve safety for communities and restore public confidence.

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The Lagos branch of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) condemned the recent kidnapping in Oyo State and called for prayers and unity. This comes as 81 Nigerian schoolchildren remain held by terrorists, prompting civil society organizations to criticize the federal government for its handling of security. The ongoing kidnappings and killings raise urgent concerns about safety and government response in Nigeria.