In a bid to maintain peace amidst rising communal clashes, Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has ordered an extension of the curfew to Erin-Osun town in Ifon-Orolu. This decision, detailed by state Commissioner Kolapo Alimi, follows heightened tensions between Ilobu and Ifon communities, prompting enforcement of a 24-hour curfew in affected areas.
The Governor’s directive ensures that security agencies, including the Military, Nigeria Police, and Amotekun, sustain patrols to prevent further unrest. Adeleke’s clear dissatisfaction with ongoing conflicts underscores his commitment to justice and harmony in Osun. The government pledges strict vigilance and justice for instigators, as three lives were lost and valuable property’s destroyed. Read more.
Key Takeaways:
- Governor Adeleke extends 24-hour curfew to Erin-Osun amidst escalated conflict.
- Security agencies are mandated to maintain rigorous surveillance.
- The government pledges justice for the perpetrators of violence.
Commentary: This concrete action underscores the governor’s determination to restore peace and prevent further destruction. Maintaining harmony in such regions is crucial for economic stability and community well-being.
Question: How can community leaders play a role in ensuring sustained peace in regions affected by communal clashes? Share your thoughts below!
