Human rights activist and Take-It-Back Movement leader Omoyele Sowore has intensified criticism of the Federal Government over the continued abduction of schoolchildren, calling for greater accountability from national leaders.
Speaking during a protest against insecurity, Sowore argued that the safe return of kidnapped students should be a top priority for government authorities. He expressed concern over the recurring attacks on schools and communities, which have fueled public anxiety across the country.
The protest comes amid growing calls for stronger security measures and faster responses to kidnapping incidents affecting students and teachers. Demonstrators urged authorities to take decisive action to secure the release of those still in captivity and prevent future attacks.
As concerns over insecurity continue to dominate national discussions, many Nigerians are demanding practical solutions that will restore confidence in the safety of schools and communities.
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