The Yoruba Union, Ìgbìnmó Májékóbájé Ilé-Yorùbá, has welcomed the rescue of Oriire schoolchildren but is urging President Tinubu to prioritize the release of 176 abducted children and women in Kwara State and 40 Mussa pupils in Borno State.The group emphasized that all Nigerians held captive deserve equal attention, regardless of ethnicity or location.They criticized the government for delayed action and lack of national focus on the crisis, noting that the people of Kwara are being overlooked.

The union highlighted the ongoing suffering of the abducted individuals, stressing that their rescue is crucial to proving the administration's commitment to security.They also called for better equipping security agencies to combat terrorism and ensure the safe return of all victims.The statement condemned the use of innocent lives for political gain and demanded urgent, coordinated efforts to address the crisis nationwide.