This news platform can authoritatively report that the leadership of the City Boy Movement, Oyo State Chapter, on Tuesday, June 9, 2026, paid a sympathy and solidarity visit to Oriire Local Government Area following the recent kidnapping incident that has left families and residents in grief and uncertainty.
The delegation, led by the State Director, Hon. Olufemi Oladokun Onireti, visited affected families to express support and identify with them during the difficult period. The visit served as a gesture of compassion and encouragement to victims’ relatives as they continue to cope with the aftermath of the tragic incident.
As part of the humanitarian outreach, the group distributed relief and healthcare materials to affected households to help alleviate some of the immediate challenges confronting the families.
In a remarkable display of support, Hon. Onireti donated the sum of ₦1 million to the family of the late Mr. Michael Oyedokun, the teacher who lost his life during the incident. He also announced scholarship awards for the deceased’s two children, assuring the family of continued support and commitment to their welfare.
Speaking during the visit, the City Boy Movement reiterated its solidarity with every parent, guardian, and family affected by the tragedy, while offering prayers for the safe return of those still in captivity and for lasting peace across the affected communities.
The movement further emphasized its dedication to community service, youth development, and humanitarian interventions, noting that standing with the people in times of need remains a core part of its mission.
Residents and community leaders commended the initiative, describing the visit as a timely intervention that brings hope and relief to families affected by the unfortunate incident.
