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Oyo Abduction: One of attacked school remains closed as new academic session begins state-wide

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Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde [PHOTO CREDIT: Seyi Makinde on Facebook]

The Oyo State Ministry of Education delegation found that some affected children in Yawota had not returned to school.

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