The principal of Community High School in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State, Mrs Racheal Alamu, has shared details of the traumatic experience she and dozens of pupils and teachers endured during their 56 days in captivity.
Alamu spoke on Tuesday after she, alongside the rescued teachers and pupils, was formally received by Governor Seyi Makinde at the Governor’s Office in Ibadan following their rescue from captivity.
The principal described a difficult period spent in the forest, where the victims battled harsh weather conditions, fear and uncertainty while under the watch of their abductors.
According to her, the captives were forced to remain in open locations for most of the period, enduring both heavy rainfall and intense sunshine.
“You can only imagine it. It was not easy. We were in the forest, in the open, most of the time, under the sun and under the rain, with the children. But we kept going
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