BREAKING NEWS
“It Was Like a Nightmare” – Rescued Oriire Schoolchildren Recount 56 Days of Terror in Kidnappers’ Camp
Rescued Oriire schoolchildren have begun recounting their harrowing 56 days in captivity, describing the ordeal as a nightmare they never thought they would survive. the Video Here.
In emotional testimonies, the children spoke of being held in deplorable conditions, fed sparingly, and subjected to constant fear.
Some of the rescued pupils, many of whom are still receiving medical treatment, broke down as they shared their experiences.
The accounts have also sparked fresh outrage over the denial on social media, with some Oloriburuku claiming the entire ordeal was staged.
Despite the evidence and testimonies, a section of the public continues to peddle conspiracy theories.
Medical personnel confirmed that the children’s testimonies align with the physical and psychological trauma they have been treating since the rescue.
The Oyo State Government has assured the public that the children are receiving comprehensive medical and psychological support.
The survivors are now being reunited with their families.
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