Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke orders the revival of the Safe School Initiative following recent kidnappings involving schools in Oyo State. Multiple outlets report that Adeleke directs an immediate revitalisation of the programme, alongside steps to strengthen security and intelligence around schools. The reports say the governor’s administration is carrying out a review of school security arrangements across Osun, with a focus on improving protective measures for students and staff. While the articles reference the Oyo kidnappings as the trigger for the decision, they describe the response in Osun as proactive, aiming to tighten oversight and preparedness in the school environment. One report frames the directive as an effort to beef up security architecture in schools, including intelligence gathering to support prevention and rapid response. Another highlights the “revitalisation” aspect and presents the governor’s instruction as immediate. Overall, the sources agree that Adeleke’s action is a renewed commitment to the Safe School Initiative and related security measures in response to the security concerns raised by incidents in neighbouring Oyo.