Ondo police spokesman Funmilayo Odunlami said police talked with 77 rescued worshipers' parents and relatives on Monday what happened in the church. He said he was trying to find out.
Friday police raided the basement of the Church of the Bible Believers with the advice of parents who told authorities that their child was missing.
Police released 54 adults and 23 children.
Odung Lami said that following a sermon by a church minister, he is believed to be waiting for the Second Coming of Jesus Christ.
Odunlami said police arrested two church leaders after the attack. She said they denied the allegations of kidnapping.
"The ministers still claim to have a seven-day program. Those who claim that Jesus will come by September say that is what God said to him. But we are parents around. First, I would like to clarify this information from my parents. "
Odunlami was taken over by the State Criminal Investigation Agency (CID). He said he would provide the general public with the latest information about what he found.
The United Nations Children's Fund in Nigeria praised authorities for their rescue missions, especially for saving young people. Peter Hawkins is UNICEF's Nigerian Country Director.
"It's about the basic freedom that children have to do, they can do what they want to do, and after all, their psychosocial impact on them is serious. And will need to be carefully managed. I don't know about the seriously affected people who may have been abused. "
Rescue victims , Stayed at the state police on Monday. Authorities say they will reunite with their families when the investigation is complete.
UNICEF is seeking further evaluation of children before returning them to
