The Nigerian government says students abducted in May by militants in Oyo state have been rescued. Multiple outlets report that the announcement comes from the government and concerns a kidnapping that occurred in Oyo state in the southwest of the country. According to the reports, the students were taken by Muslim or Islamic militants, with the wording varying slightly by outlet, but all describe the same incident and the same location. The government states that the students have now been recovered, though the available summaries do not provide additional details about the number of students rescued, the circumstances of the rescue, or whether any militants were captured or killed. The reports also do not include information on the students’ current condition. Overall, the common update across sources is that the government confirms the students are no longer in militant custody following the May abduction in Oyo state.