Nigeria: Rescued Oriire Pupils, Teachers to Remain Under Observation for 48 HRs - - Makinde
Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, has said that the pupils and teachers rescued from captivity after their abduction in Oriire Local Government Area will remain under medical observation for 48 hours before being formally handed over to the Oyo State Government. The governor disclosed this on Saturday during a visit to the rescued victims at the Headquarters of the 2 Division Nigerian Army Medical Services, Odogbo Barracks, Ibadan, where they are currently receiving medical care following their release. Expressing profound gratitude over the successful rescue operation, Governor Makinde described the victims' return as a moment of relief and thanksgiving for the entire state.
- ▪Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, has said that the pupils and teachers rescued from captivity after their abduction in Oriire Local Government Area will remain under medical observation for 48 hours before being formally handed over to the
- ▪The governor disclosed this on Saturday during a visit to the rescued victims at the Headquarters of the 2 Division Nigerian Army Medical Services, Odogbo Barracks, Ibadan, where they are currently receiving medical care following their rel
- ▪Expressing profound gratitude over the successful rescue operation, Governor Makinde described the victims' return as a moment of relief and thanksgiving for the entire state.
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Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, has said that the pupils and teachers rescued from captivity after their abduction in Oriire Local Government Area will remain under medical observation for 48 hours before being formally handed over to the Oyo State Government. The governor disclosed this on Saturday during a visit to the rescued victims at the Headquarters of the 2 Division Nigerian Army Medical Services, Odogbo Barracks, Ibadan, where they are currently receiving medical care following their release. Expressing profound gratitude over the successful rescue operation, Governor Makinde described the victims' return as a moment of relief and thanksgiving for the entire state. "Today is a day of gratitude to Almighty God.
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