Adeleke boosts security in Osun to safeguard schools and communities
Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke has taken new steps to address rising security concerns in the Southwest. He announced the activation of multiple security layers, combining formal security agencies with local hunter groups to protect schools and communities. Adeleke has also engaged traditional rulers, including the Ooni of Ife, to strengthen intelligence networks. Residents have been urged to stay vigilant and support ongoing security efforts.
What happened
- Ademola Adeleke stated that the state's security architecture now involves both official service commanders and grassroots groups like hunters and community-based organizations.
- He held extensive consultations with stakeholders to improve preparedness against emerging threats.
- An expanded State Security Council session was convened, and every layer of security is now coordinated.
- Adeleke personally reached out to the Osun State Traditional Council of Obas, through the Ooni of Ife, Oba Enitan Ogunwusi, to involve traditional rulers in security efforts.
- The move follows a recent attack on May 15 in Oyo State, where armed bandits invaded schools, abducted pupils and teachers, and killed a mathematics teacher.
