Reports across Nigeria describe the ongoing abduction of pupils and teachers in Oyo State and the associated demands and calls for action. The UN Resident Coordinator in Nigeria urges the immediate release of the abducted school children and educators, highlighting the risk to education and the safety of those taken. Multiple accounts also report that protests by teachers and education stakeholders are taking place in several locations, including Abuja and other states, with demonstrators demanding safer schools and the speedy rescue or release of the abducted pupils and teachers. Nigeria’s Oyo State House of Assembly calls for strengthened security measures across public and private schools, following incidents involving a community high school and a primary school in Oriire Local Government Area. Separately, security agencies are reported to be intensifying efforts to track the kidnappers and rescue those abducted, with progress described by an anonymous senior official. One outlet also publishes a detailed list of demands made by the abductors before releasing the captives, including items described as ransom-related and other conditions. Additional reports note similar concerns and protest activity in neighbouring states, where teachers say school insecurity is spreading.