At Hadiza Aliyu’s Foundation (HAF), we believe that every child has the right to learn in a safe, secure, and nurturing environment. When that right is taken away, silence is not an option.

As part of our commitment to child protection and advocacy, HAF lent its voice through a national newspaper publication, calling for the safe return of the 46 abducted schoolchildren and their teachers in Oyo State.

This is more than a news story—it is a humanitarian concern. Behind every headline are children whose education has been disrupted, families living with uncertainty, and communities united in hope for their safe return.

Our advocacy is rooted in the belief that every child deserves protection, access to education, and the opportunity to reach their full potential without fear or violence. We remain committed to raising awareness, promoting child rights, and working with partners and stakeholders to build safer communities for women, children, and persons with disabilities.
Our call remains clear and unwavering:

Every child deserves a classroom, not captivity.
Every parent deserves peace, not fear.
Bring them back home. Also see https://leadership.ng/oyo-school-abduction-foundation-urges-fg-to-secure-release-of-46-schoolchildren-teachers/