\n\nConcerns over the safety of students have intensified following a series of school abductions across Nigeria in recent months.
According to recent reports, armed groups have carried out multiple attacks on schools in different states, including incidents in Borno and Oyo, where dozens of students and teachers were abducted. While some victims have been rescued, many remain missing.
The resurgence of school kidnappings has revived painful memories of previous mass abductions, including the 2014 Chibok schoolgirls tragedy that drew international attention.
Security experts have called for stronger protection of schools, increased intelligence gathering and improved coordination among security agencies to prevent further attacks.
Parents and education advocates continue to express concern over the psychological impact of repeated kidnappings on students and teachers, warning that the crisis could discourage school attendance in vulnerable communities.
