Afenifere Warns of Rising Kidnappings in Oyo and Ogun States
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Afenifere, a prominent Yoruba socio-political group, has raised concerns about increasing kidnapping incidents in Oyo, Ogun, and other southwestern Nigerian states. The rise in kidnappings threatens local security and disrupts daily life, affecting residents and businesses in the region.
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- •Afenifere issued the warning on May 5, 2026, highlighting security challenges in southwestern Nigeria.
- •The states specifically mentioned include Oyo and Ogun, both key areas in the Yoruba region.
- •Kidnapping cases have reportedly increased in frequency, causing alarm among community leaders.
- •The group called for urgent government action to address the security situation.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Nigerian government increases security operations in Oyo and Ogun states then kidnapping incidents may decrease, improving safety for residents and restoring confidence in local governance.
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