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Relief swept through Ekiti as 14 worshippers abducted during a church crusade in Eda Oniyo regained their freedom after 66 days in captivity. Community leaders praised Governor Biodun Oyebanji for his role in securing their release and his continued support, even as he mourned an 82-year-old victim who died in captivity. The governor vowed to strengthen security through intensified forest operations and border patrols. Meanwhile, Operation Hadin Kai rescued six more abducted Lassa school victims, while the military disclosed that troops conducted over 14,200 operations in the first half of 2026, killing 1,597 criminals and rescuing 1,516 hostages nationwide.

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Paul Uyeh: What are we commending him for, this is a failed government 🤔. 66 days you allowed your citizens to remain with adoptors now you paid to release them when is convenient for you so we should thank you for that. Can you see how they all look lin and emaciated??? Only God will help us. Thank God the...
David Okon David: The rescue is welcome news, but Nigerians also deserve to know what happened to the kidnappers. Were they arrested, neutralized, or are they still at large? Lasting security depends not only on rescuing victims but also on ensuring those responsible are brought to justice.