'Eight weeks of agony ended' — Husband of freed Oyo principal, Prof Alamu

Author: Adeola BadruPublished on: July 10, 2026Country: Nigeria

Crime & Law

'Eight weeks of agony ended' — Husband of freed Oyo principal, Prof Alamu

Prof. Wale Alamu, husband of freed principal Mrs. Rachael Alamu, described the release as ending eight weeks of agony. He thanked all who contributed, including the presidency, state governor, and Nigerians across religious divides. He urged a comprehensive security review to prevent future abductions.

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