Her reaction follows a recent attack by gunmen on schools and communities in Oriire Local Government Area, where pupils, students and teachers were abducted from Baptist Nursery and Primary School in Yawota, Community Grammar School, and L.A Primary School in Esin Ele, all located around the Ogbomoso area.
In a post on X, the actress expressed grief for affected families and communities now living in fear.
"My heart is deeply heavy over the painful killings and abductions happening in Oyo State and across different parts of Nigeria. No Nigerian deserves to live in fear. No child should be afraid to go to school. No family should wake up to news of violence and bloodshed," she wrote.
While commending the efforts of security agencies and the Oyo State government, she called for more urgent action to secure the release of those still in captivity and prevent future attacks.
"We cannot normalise violence. We must continue to speak up, support one another and pray for peace to return to our land," she added.
My heart is deeply heavy over the painful killings and abductions happening in Oyo State and across different parts of Nigeria.
— TOYIN ABRAHAM AJEYEMI (@toyin_abraham1) May 20, 2026
As someone with strong ties to Oyo State through family, culture and love for the people, this tragedy feels very personal to me. It is heartbreaking… pic.twitter.com/UopOAG6Npu