Adeleke says Osun election violence probe aims for truth, not persecution
Ademola Adeleke, Governor of Osun State, has clarified that the Commission of Inquiry into alleged election violence is not intended to target or persecute anyone. The commission aims to uncover the truth behind reports of violence and unlawful activities before and after the last governorship election. According to Adeleke, the goal is to ensure justice, accountability, and lasting peace in the state. The commission will also recommend steps to prevent future incidents.
Key takeaways
- Ademola Adeleke stated the commission is not set up to witch-hunt any individual, party, or group.
- The commission will investigate reports of violence, intimidation, property destruction, and other unlawful acts related to the election.
- It will identify those affected and those responsible, based on credible evidence.
- The commission is expected to make fair and lawful recommendations to strengthen public peace.
- Adeleke emphasized the administration’s commitment to justice, accountability, and the rule of law.
