Governor Seyi Makinde's remarks linking the Oyo State school abduction to his presidential ambitions have sparked nationwide criticism.Nigerians are demanding urgent action on security, not political narratives.The governor claimed the abduction occurred shortly after he declared his presidential bid, raising questions about political motives.Critics argue this shifts focus from victims and security failures.The incident exposed weaknesses in Nigeria's security system, with families enduring trauma and uncertainty.Analysts warn against politicizing crises, stressing the need for accountability and solutions.Similar controversies occurred during past abductions and protests, highlighting a pattern of political narratives over governance failures.The article calls for improved intelligence, stronger policing, and coordination to prevent future attacks.