RekoNewsNews that matters

Discover

Your workspace

‘Kidnappers Want Arŕested Colleagues Released; Not N1bn Ransom, Sharia’ – Oyo Principal

The abducted Principal of Community High School, Esiele, Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State, Mrs. Rachael Folawe Alamu, has appeared in a viral video from captivity, rejecting reports that her abductors are demanding a N1 billion ransom, weapons or the imposition of Sharia law in Nigeria.

In the video circulated on Monday, the principal said she decided to speak out following what she described as false claims about the kidnappers’ demands, 24 days after her abduction.

She said she and other captives were shown media reports alleging that the abductors were demanding money and the introduction of Sharia law in the country, which she insisted were untrue.

According to her, the kidnappers have not demanded any ransom or religious conditions, contrary to reports in sections of the media.
Mrs. Alamu said the only demand communicated by the abductors was the release of some individuals in custody.

She appealed to Nigerians and authorities not to politicise the situation, urging efforts to focus on securing the release of the victims.

The principal also called on the public to help circulate her message, insisting that no other demands had been made beyond the release of certain persons.
Authorities have yet to issue an official response to the claims contained in the video.

Original source Read the original article on informationng.com

RekoNews publishes and organises reporting from identified publishers and contributors. We aim to present source information clearly. To report an inaccuracy, copyright concern or misleading claim, contact our editorial support team .

Listen to newsPlay this article aloud

You may like

CONVERSATION

Comments

0
    No comment No comments yet

    Start the conversation about this story.

    Reply to
    Profile picture

    © 2026 All right reserved

    We use cookies to offer an improved online experience and offer you content and services adopted to your interests. By using RekoNews you are giving your consent to our cookie policy.