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Police arrest two more suspects over Ekiti council boss abduction

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The Police in Ekiti State said on Monday that two additional suspects had been arrested in connection with the abduction and assault on the Chairman of Ikere-West Local Council Development Area, Rufus Olorunfemi and one Funso Ajayi. The police also dismissed allegations by the People’s Democratic Party deputy governorship candidate in next week’s election, Ayodeji Read More: https://punchng.com/police-arrest-two-more-suspects-over-ekiti-council-boss-abduction/

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