Mr Olayinka said the victim was abducted on his farm and not within the premises of any school.
The Nigeria Union of Teachers has expressed concern over the abduction of a primary school headmaster in Itesiwaju council area, calling for his immediate rescue.
Mr Makinde said some of the victims appear weak and would need medical care and psychosocial support to address post-traumatic issues.
Mr Obi called for sustained efforts to build a country where children could pursue their education free from threats of violence and abduction.
Mr Obasa and Ms Ogunshe lauded the rescue of the 44 pupils and teachers in separate statements on Saturday.
Mr Makinde commended the security personnel for the rescue of the pupils and teachers, who had been held captive since May 15.
Mr Tinubu vowed to get justice for the victims, including the mathematics teacher, murdered while in captivity.
The presidential aide noted that the victims were rescued without any concessions to the perpetrators.
The release of the victims followed a series of sustained protests over the prolonged captivity of the victims.
A 30-year-old artisan, Tunde Olaore, was arraigned before the Iyaganku Magistrates’ Court in Ibadan on Tuesday on charges of fraud and theft.
