Government must secure communities sharing borderline with national parks – Olubadan

… lauds Tinubu,security operatives on release of kidnapped pupils, teachers in Oriire LGA Oyo state

Oba Rashidi Adewolu Ladoja, the Olubadan of Ibadanland has urged government to secure communities sharing border with the National Park.

The monarch while reacting to the release of the pupils and teachers  kidnapped in Yawota and Ahoro Esinele communities in Oriire LGA while their release were secured on Friday, he said “as follow up to this development, the government must ensure that all the communities that share border with the National Park are fully secure.

While lauding the intervention of President Bola Tinubu and the security agencies including the local hunters on the release of the kidnapped victims in Oriire local government area of Oyo state, Oba Ladoja, in a statement by his media aide, Adeola Oloko said the feat has further demonstrated the disposition of the Federal government to the security of lives and property of the citizenry.

‘The release of the victims is a landmark achievement of the present administration in the Country.

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‘The issue of the Country is being taken serious by the administration noting that there can never been any development in the atmosphere.

‘Also, the government must ensure proper rehabilitation of the victims, noting the trauma and psychological stress they have undergone while in captivity.

‘Also, I want to thank our peace loving governor,  Seyi Makinde for standing by the victims and their relations during their moment of trials.

Likewise, the security operatives led by the Chief of Defence staff, Inspector General of Police and leadership of other security agencies.