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No unlawful gathering is allowed in Osogbo – Osun Police warns

  The Osun State Police Command has warmed that it will allow “unlawful” gathering in any part of the state. The warning was contained in a statement by the spokesperson of the…

 

The Osun State Police Command has warmed that it will allow “unlawful” gathering in any part of the state.

The warning was contained in a statement by the spokesperson of the police in Osun, SP Yemisi Opalola on Tuesday. The police said intelligence has revealed that some people are planning an assemblage in Osogbo.

The statement reads, “The intelligence that availed the Command revealed that, some unscrupulous elements are planning to embark on unlawful gathering/protest, to show their grievances concerning an ill-conceived perception of insecurity and hike in food prices allegedly in the State.

The Commissioner of Police, CP Olawale Olokode, psc therefore wishes to advise that this unlawful plan be jettisoned; and consequently warned, that the Command will not condone any act(s) that will jeopardize the existing relative peace and tranquility presently enjoyed in the state.

It should be noted that, the spate of insecurity presently experienced is nationwide and not peculiar to Osun State, who is lucky to have her own share put in check. Be reminded also that, gathering of any sort is unlawful and a violation of COVID-19 laws. The CP therefore appeals to all parents and guardians to warn their children and, or wards to desist from any act(s), capable of causing the breach of peace in the State.

Be warned also that, the Command will not tolerate deliberate blocking of roads to impede free-flow of human and vehicular movements, molestation of peace-loving members of the public, and wilful/malicious destruction of any kind whatsoever. This will be resisted vehemently.

 

The CP assures good people of the state to go about their lawful businesses without fear of molestations from any person or group, as adequate security measures have been emplaced for maximum security of lives and property of the citizens.

 

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Published May 5, 2021
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