The Oyo State Police Command says it has received the video currently circulating across various media platforms in relation to the recent abduction incident within the State.
The footage is presently undergoing comprehensive forensic examination to determine its authenticity and to further aid ongoing investigations, rescue operations, and the identification and arrest of the perpetrators behind the heinous act.
Following the commencement of the investigative procedures, the Command reassures residents of its unwavering commitment to ensuring the safe return and reunification of all abducted persons with their families. Intensive operational, intelligence-driven, and tactical efforts in collaboration with other security agencies are ongoing to secure the victims unharmed and bring all those responsible to justice.
As the coordinated operations continue, the Oyo State Police Command urges members of the public to remain calm, law-abiding, and continue to cooperate with the Police and other security agencies by providing credible and timely information capable of assisting ongoing operations and investigations.
The public is also advised to refrain from sharing unverified information, misleading contents, or materials capable of heightening tension and creating unnecessary panic, as such situations are often exploited by criminal elements and enemies of peace to further their sinister objectives.
The command urged anyone with useful information capable of aiding the ongoing investigation, rescue operations, and arrest of the perpetrators is encouraged to promptly relay same to the appropriate authorities or nearest security agency for immediate action. The Command remains resolute and fully committed to restoring normalcy, sustaining ongoing operations, and ensuring that all those connected with the incident are brought to justice in accordance with the laws of the land.
The Command reassure all residents of Oyo State that no effort will be spared in ensuring the safe rescue and reunification of the abducted victims with their families.
Editor: Ebuwa Omo-Osagie
