By Senator Ademola Adeleke, has warned traditional rulers in Ifon Osun, Erin Osun, and Ilobu communities that failure to maintain peace could lead to their removal from office.
His warning follows reports that certain groups are planning another wave of attacks in these conflict-prone areas, even amid Sallah celebrations.
In a statement by his spokesperson, Mallam Olawale Rasheed, Adeleke assured that security agencies are on high alert to prevent any resurgence of violence. Investigations into key figures involved in past conflicts are also underway.
The governor emphasized that the recent relaxation of curfews was a humanitarian gesture and cautioned that any attempt to exploit the decision for violence would lead to a full reinstatement of a 24-hour curfew.
He further warned that traditional rulers in affected areas would be held accountable for any new outbreaks of violence, stressing that their roles come with responsibilities to uphold peace.
Adeleke concluded with a stern message: “I will wield the big stick. Enough is enough.”
