*The Road to Oyo National Park
*Life in the shadow of the forest
*Why the rescue is yet to materialise
*The human cost of waiting
*New realities of Orire people
By Adeola Badru, who navigated the path to Oyo National Park
Fifty days have passed since the silencing horror began. Not the ordinary silence of rural dusk settling over farms and footpaths, but a deeper, more oppressive silence – the kind that followed gunfire into a community. It has not left since then.
In Esiele, Yawota, and Ahoro-Esinele, silence now has texture. It sits on doorsteps, lingers in empty classrooms, and hangs over households where parents still wait for children who left for school and never r...
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50 days after Orire kidnap saga: Hope of rescue beckons amidst fears of uncertainty
Source: Vanguard News
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