If a sitting Governor with the level of information and intelligence at his disposal still insist there is a foul play somewhere then I believe him and I want to align my inquisitiveness with his own to get to the root of the matter.
Anyone who talks down on the Governor demanding for wider investigation on this matter is truely an enemy of democracy and true institutional structures.
If every incidence play out Scott free, how do we track WHAT HAPPENED.
I STAND WITH GOVERNOR SEYI MAKINDE ON THIS
#InvestigateOriireAbduction
I just saw this VIDEO of the Oyo school children and head teacher being moved out after they were rescued.
A few things I saw in the video made me curious and agitated. First, the head teacher asked the soldiers about her car.
She and the kids had just been freed from the daredevil kidnappers. How convenient was it for her to think first about her car, immediately after she was released?
Considering but not conceding that she had a car and went to school with it on the day she was kidnapped, the soldiers were not at the scene at the time of the kidnapping. Why then is she asking for her car from the soldiers?
Again, the soldiers responded to her with strong assurance that she'd get her car. Considering the soldiersโ response, I want to ask, was she promised a car? If yes, for what reason? Is it as compensation for the tortious ordeal or what?
Second, I cringed at what one of the soldiers told the school children in the video. He said, โThank the GCO.โ These are pupils who had just been rescued from the torment of kidnappers.
Yet, they are being ordered to โthankโ the so-called GCO. Shouldn't it be the other way round - the government should be pleading with the kids for its negligence and slow response to their kidnapping - that it allowed them to suffer for so long in the kidnappersโ den!
This is sad and shameful!โ๏ธ