Nollywood actress Toyin Abraham has expressed deep distress over the escalating wave of killings and abductions in Oyo State and other parts of Nigeria.
The actress’s comments follow a recent spate of attacks by armed men on schools and nearby communities in Oriire Local Government Area of
Oyo State where pupils, students and teachers were abducted in incidents affecting Baptist Nursery and Primary School in Yawota, Community Grammar School, and L.A Primary School in Esin Ele, all located within the Ogbomoso axis.
In a heartfelt social media post on Wednesday, Abraham described the deteriorating security situation as profoundly personal.
“My heart is deeply heavy over the painful killings and abductions happening in Oyo State and across different parts of Nigeria,” she wrote.
She highlighted the devastating impact on families and communities, noting that fear and uncertainty have become a daily reality for residents.
“I mourn especially with the families of the victims, the parents whose children were taken, and everyone affected by the recent attacks in Oriire local government and other parts of the state. No Nigerian deserves to live in fear; no child should be afraid to go to school, no family should wake up to news of violence and bloodshed.”
Abraham also raised concerns about preventive measures, urging state authorities to take decisive action.
“And please, what is the state government doing to prevent future occurrence?” she asked.
The actress called for unity and compassion, emphasizing that violence should never become normalized in society.
“Nigeria belongs to all of us, and this is a time for unity, compassion and shared responsibilities.
May God comfort every grieving family, heal our nation and protect every innocent life.”
