A schoolgirl identified as Ahoro Esinele, who was reportedly among pupils abducted during a school kidnapping incident in Oyo State, has allegedly died while in captivity.
The claim emerged after reports circulated on social media indicating that the girl's abductors informed her mother of the development during a livestream conversation.
According to accounts shared online, the kidnappers allegedly disclosed that Esinele had died while being held captive. However, as of the time of filing this report, security agencies had not issued any official statement confirming the reported death.
Images that surfaced on social media days earlier reportedly showed the young girl in a visibly fragile condition while in captivity, raising concerns about her health and wellbeing.
Family members were quoted as saying that Esinele had been unwell before she left home for school on the day she was abducted. Her mother reportedly recalled that the child was already weak when she departed for school, unaware it would be the last time she would see her daughter.
The exact circumstances surrounding the reported death remain unclear. However, accounts attributed to family members suggest that the schoolgirl may have endured difficult conditions during her captivity.
Efforts to independently verify the claim were ongoing at the time of publication, with no confirmation yet from security agencies, school authorities, or government officials.
The reported development has heightened concerns over the safety and welfare of schoolchildren affected by kidnapping incidents across Nigeria, particularly amid persistent insecurity in parts of the country.
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