TRENDING
Tinubu’s administration ‘lying with statistics’ over economy, says Atiku • Vinicius rejects Real Madrid contract as Arsenal set for fresh transfer push • NDLEA Intercepts China, Italy-bound cocaine shipment concealed mortar, backpack • FULL LIST: Names, credentials of 2027 presidential candidates released by INEC • “Yalla Sahel” Initiative Announces Strategic Partnership with TikTok to Strengthen the North Coast’s Position as a Leading Destination for Digital Entertainment and Tourism in the Region • Female driver dies after speeding vehicle crashes into building in Lagos • 2027: INEC’s candidates list vindicates us, silences doubters — PDP • Nigerian woman reunites her mother with three siblings after 30 years • New Taraba NMA chair pledges better welfare for doctors • Robert Lewandowski strikes twice for Chicago Fire in MLS win over Charlotte • Sanamu ya kaka wa Netanyahu yajengwa Uganda • FG commits to providing reliable electricity supply, plans investment in grid stabilisation • NPL2026: 11 poets feature at CORA-NPL book party • LIMCAF lifts art, builds momentum ahead of landmark 20th edition • Funders don’t fund projects. They fund alignment • Oyo’s security push hinges on better ground response, local governance • BREAKING: Gunmen invade Enugu Catholic church, kidnap seminarian, others • Atiku rejects Tinubu’s economic scorecard, cites unpaid wages • Our partnership with Kaduna is tackling insecurity – NSA • WAFCON 2026: It Was In Our Hands But We Didn’t Take Our Chance To Beat Nigeria —Zambia Coach • Tinubu’s administration ‘lying with statistics’ over economy, says Atiku • Vinicius rejects Real Madrid contract as Arsenal set for fresh transfer push • NDLEA Intercepts China, Italy-bound cocaine shipment concealed mortar, backpack • FULL LIST: Names, credentials of 2027 presidential candidates released by INEC • “Yalla Sahel” Initiative Announces Strategic Partnership with TikTok to Strengthen the North Coast’s Position as a Leading Destination for Digital Entertainment and Tourism in the Region • Female driver dies after speeding vehicle crashes into building in Lagos • 2027: INEC’s candidates list vindicates us, silences doubters — PDP • Nigerian woman reunites her mother with three siblings after 30 years • New Taraba NMA chair pledges better welfare for doctors • Robert Lewandowski strikes twice for Chicago Fire in MLS win over Charlotte • Sanamu ya kaka wa Netanyahu yajengwa Uganda • FG commits to providing reliable electricity supply, plans investment in grid stabilisation • NPL2026: 11 poets feature at CORA-NPL book party • LIMCAF lifts art, builds momentum ahead of landmark 20th edition • Funders don’t fund projects. They fund alignment • Oyo’s security push hinges on better ground response, local governance • BREAKING: Gunmen invade Enugu Catholic church, kidnap seminarian, others • Atiku rejects Tinubu’s economic scorecard, cites unpaid wages • Our partnership with Kaduna is tackling insecurity – NSA • WAFCON 2026: It Was In Our Hands But We Didn’t Take Our Chance To Beat Nigeria —Zambia Coach
Osun Guber: APC chieftain charges police on neutrality, security
Back to Home

Osun Guber: APC chieftain charges police on neutrality, security

Daily Post about 1 hour 2 mins read

A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in Osun State, Olatunbosun Oyintiloye, has urged the Commissioner of Police deployed for the August 15 governorship election in the state, Samuel Etaifo, to ensure a violence-free poll.

Oyintiloye made the call while speaking with journalists on Sunday in Osogbo, stressing that a credible election could only be achieved in a peaceful atmosphere.

He urged the police to be neutral and professional in the discharge of it’s duties, particularly on the election day.

He said the election is already generating tension, the reason why the police must ensure the protection of voters and the integrity of the ballot.

“The protection of the electorate before, during, and after the election should be the major priority of the police. I want to appeal to the Commissioner of Police deployed for the election to ensure adequate protection of the electorate at all stages of the electoral process.

“A credible election can only take place in a peaceful environment. That is why we are urging security agencies, particularly the police, to maintain a peaceful atmosphere,” he said.

Oyintiloye also urged political actors, especially members of opposition parties, to shun violence, noting that elections are not a war and should not be treated as such.

He also appealed to members of the public to cooperate with and support security operatives in their efforts to ensure the safety of lives and property before, during, and after the election.

He called on the police not to spare anyone who might foment trouble, irrespective of political affiliation, adding that the state should not be turned into a theatre of violence because of the election.

“Elections will come and go, but the state and its people will remain. Police and other security agencies must not spare anyone caught fomenting trouble regardless of status,” he said.

The APC chieftain also expressed optimism that the party’s candidate, Bola Oyebamiji, would emerge victorious in the election.

He described Oyebamiji as a competent, experienced, and visionary leader whose commitment to inclusive governance and people-oriented policies would accelerate development and improve the welfare of all residents of Osun State.

He said Oyebamiji and the APC would record a resounding victory with the support of the electorate

Osun Guber: APC chieftain charges police on neutrality, security

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.