The Nigerian government says students who were abducted in May by Muslim militants have been rescued. Multiple reports cite government statements indicating the students were taken in Oyo state, Nigeria, and later recovered as part of a rescue operation. The outlets agree that the abduction occurred in May and involved militants described as “Muslim” by the reports. While the coverage does not provide extensive additional detail, the shared account is that officials confirm the students are now rescued and that the government is informing the public of the development. The reports do not specify the exact number of students, the location of the rescue, or whether any arrests were made, beyond stating that the students abducted in Oyo state have been recovered. The information comes from the government announcement, with all outlets presenting it as official confirmation of the outcome of the May kidnapping case.