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Student Abductions Surge in Nigeria Amid Oyo, Borno Attacks

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•The Chief of Defence Staff ordered deployment of surveillance aircraft and special forces to Oyo State on May 27, 2026.
•Since 2014, approximately 1,680 pupils have been kidnapped and 180 schools attacked across Nigeria.
•The increase in mass abductions has continued and worsened under President Bola Tinubu's administration.
•Local communities in Oyo and Borno States have reported ignored warning signs before recent attacks.
•Parents, teachers, and students have publicly expressed concern over the persistent insecurity in school areas.

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▸If the Nigerian military successfully secures schools in Oyo State parents and students may regain confidence in school safety, potentially reducing school dropouts and community fear.

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AFRICAPunch (Nigeria)Oyo abduction: CDS deploys surveillance aircraft, special forces AFRICAPremium Times (Nigeria)Mass abduction of students normalised under Buhari but getting worse under Tinubu AFRICAVanguard (Nigeria)Oyo, Borno attacks: Parents, teachers, students weigh in as ‘1,680 pupils kidnapped, 180 schools attacked since 2014’AFRICA

The Nigerian military has deployed surveillance aircraft and special forces to Oyo State following recent school abductions. This response aims to address the worsening trend of student kidnappings that began under former President Buhari and has intensified under President Tinubu. The deployment reflects growing concern over security failures despite repeated attacks on schools since 2014.