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Ahead of the Supreme Court today’s judgement of the Osun State Police Command has cautioned parties against any act of violence in the State.
It reiterated it’s commitment to ensure adequate peace and tackle acts that can cause disruption of public peace in the State.
The Osun command spokesperson, Yemisi Opalola, in an interview said security measures have been put in place to protect lives and property before and after the Apex Court has delivered its verdict on the governorship matter.
Opalola, while warning against unruly behaviour, said the operatives have been properly briefed and would not tolerate any act that can infringe on other people’s rights.
She said, “We have put in place security measures to ensure the safety of lives and property. We won’t tolerate any act capable of causing disruption of peace. We have deployed to strategic locations across the state and we urge people to go about their normal business without any fear. People should respect other people’s rights.”
In the same vein, the Osun Command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, has said it was collaborating with other agencies to maintain peace before and after the Apex Court decided the Osun governorship case.
It also said necessary security measures have been put in place to deal decisively with whosoever causes a breach of peace.
A statement by the command spokesperson, Kehinde Adeleke, said the NSCDC boss in the state, Sunday Agboola, enjoined residents to cooperate with the security agents to ensure peace.
