The Kwara State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is celebrating the successful rescue of 49 abducted school children and teachers in Oyo State, calling it a triumph of responsible leadership.

Governor Seyi Makinde’s handling of the crisis, which involved close collaboration with federal agencies and public engagement, is being highlighted as a model for effective governance.

However, the PDP is sharply criticizing Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq of Kwara State for his failure to prioritize the rescue of 176 abducted pregnant women, nursing mothers, and children from the Woro community, who have been held hostage for over 158 days.

The party accuses Abdulrazaq of indifference and lack of decisive action, pointing to the brutal treatment of peaceful protesters in Ifelodun, where elderly women were assaulted by security forces while demanding the release of their loved ones.In contrast, Makinde is praised for engaging with critics and protesters, treating them as partners rather than enemies.The PDP is urging Abdulrazaq to act immediately and calls on Kwara citizens to demand answers from the government regarding the ongoing crisis.

The article underscores the stark contrast between Oyo’s success and Kwara’s failure to address security challenges, emphasizing the need for accountability and decisive leadership.