Osun APC calls for arrests after killing of DG’s nephew
Oladele Ayegbo, nephew of the campaign council Director-General Oluwole Oke, was reportedly killed, prompting the All Progressives Congress in Osun to demand arrests. The party claims about 40 of its members have been lost to recent violence. The Osun Accord Party and Governor Ademola Adeleke have both responded, condemning the violence and trading accusations. Security agencies have been directed to investigate and ensure peace ahead of the upcoming election.
Key takeaways
- The Osun APC alleges that suspected hoodlums killed Oladele Ayegbo and attacked other party members in various locations.
- Remi Omowaiye says about 40 APC members have been killed in recent weeks, and blames political opponents for the violence.
- The Accord Party denies involvement and urges police to find the real perpetrators.
- Governor Ademola Adeleke condemned the killings, directed security agencies to act, and called for peaceful elections.
- Both parties accuse each other of incitement, while the governor urges restraint and peaceful conduct during the election.
