Yinka Alaseyori Oyo Kidnap Apology as gospel singer says sorry to Nigerians offended by her comments on Oyo school abduction crisis
Gospel singer Yinka Alaseyori on Wednesday issued a public apology to Nigerians who felt offended by her recent comments on the abduction of pupils and teachers in Oyo State, expressing regret over the backlash that followed her remarks.
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Apology came through a video posted on her Instagram page, where the singer said she never intended to dismiss or undermine the pain of affected families.
Alaseyori explained that her earlier comments on the incident had been misunderstood, adding that she only sought to address the broader issue of insecurity while encouraging prayers for national peace.
She said she later realised that many Nigerians felt her remarks failed to acknowledge the depth of pain experienced by families of the abducted victims.
“I did a video two days ago about the kidnapped children, touching on government, parastatals and every agency. But when I woke up yesterday, I found out that some well-meaning Nigerians were not happy about it,” she said.
The singer expressed particular sympathy for mothers and families affected by the incident, pleading for forgiveness in an emotional appeal.
“You know me too well that I would never make you feel like that. Mothers, do not be offended. I am sorry. I beg in God’s name. Please, forgive me,” she added.
Alaseyori reiterated that she would never deliberately disregard the suffering of victims or their families, insisting her intentions were misunderstood.]
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Her apology comes amid growing public concern over the abduction of pupils and teachers in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State, an incident that has continued to spark national debate and calls for stronger security intervention.
