Oriire: TMC Demands Urgent Rescue of Students and Teachers, Backs State Police

GossipShop breaks it down — the Oriire students and teachers rescue crisis has reached a boiling point. The Muslim Congress (TMC) has issued a strong public statement. They are demanding immediate government action in Oyo State.

The Islamic organisation, led by Amir Alhaji AbdulWasi’i Bangbala, released a statement on Monday. TMC called on the government to intensify efforts without delay. Lives are hanging in the balance right now.

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TMC Demands Immediate Rescue of Oriire Students and Teachers

The abduction happened in Oyo State and it has shaken the entire nation. Some victims lost their lives during the attack. Several others, including teachers and students, remain in captivity today.

And here is the thing — TMC says a two-year-old child is also among the missing. Reports suggest the real number of abducted persons is higher than official figures. That detail alone should make every Nigerian sit up and pay attention.

Furthermore, the group warned that kidnappings across Nigeria have reached an alarming and dangerous level. These are no longer isolated incidents, according to TMC. The pattern is too consistent and too deadly to ignore anymore.

TMC stated something chilling in their official release. “For many Nigerians, the news of another abduction, another killing, another community thrown into mourning no longer comes as a shocking headline but as a grim expectation.” Let that sink in — fear has replaced shock for ordinary Nigerians.

The organisation acknowledged that security agencies are currently working on the situation. However, TMC insists that current efforts are simply not enough. They are demanding more decisive and urgent action from all relevant authorities.

TMC Backs State Police as Long-Term Security Solution

Beyond the immediate crisis, TMC is pushing for structural change in Nigeria’s security architecture. The group officially backed the establishment of state police. They believe it offers a long-term solution to Nigeria’s worsening insecurity.

Additionally, TMC highlighted that educational institutions across Nigeria are dangerously vulnerable. No school, no community, no state can feel safe under the current security framework.