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2023: Desist Now Or Face The  Consequences — Ogun Police Command Reacts To Destructions Of Campaign Billboards, Posters

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The spokesperson and the public relations officer of the Nigeria Police Force State Command in Ogun State, SP Abimbola Oyeyemi has confirmed the incident on Wednesday and as well sent a strong warning to the perpetrators, to desist from such dastardly act or face the dire consequences.

Meanwhile, The Eaglesforesight earlier reported that suspected political thugs was sighted destroying opposition gubernatorial candidate of the people’s Democratic party (PDP) Adebutu Oladipupo billboards and posters in Iperu  Remo at Ikenne Local Government.

Read the full press release in details below:

AZ:5310/OGS/PRO/VOL.7/188.
28/12/2022.
POLICE PRESS RELEASE: The Ogun state Police Command has observed with great concern the activities of some hoodlums, who have been engaging in destruction of campaign bill boards and posters of candidates of political parties in the state.

Sometimes last week, some hoodlums vandalized the campaign billboards of All Progressive Congress and recently, some hoodlums also embarked on destruction of campaign billboards of the Peoples Democratic Party.

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In view of this, the Command is using this medium to warn those behind this dastardly act to desist forthwith or be ready to face the dire consequences of their actions.

The Command will not tolerate any act of lawlessness in whatever form before, during and after the 2023 General Elections. Therefore, anyone caught perpetrating any act capable of undermining the peaceful atmosphere in the state will be severely dealt with in accordance with the provisions of the law.

The Command is committed and resolved to ensuring a violence free electioneering campaign that will guarantee a free, fair and credible 2023 General Elections in the state, therefore, anyone who attempts to test our resolve in this regard, will have him or herself to blame.

Members of the public are hereby enjoined to promptly report to the police if any act capable of causing violence is noticed in their area.

Politicians are also by this release advised to play the game according to the rules, and call their supporters to do same to avoid dire consequences.

SP ABIMBOLA OYEYEMI,
POLICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER,
OGUN STATE POLICE COMMAND
FOR
THE COMMISSIONER OF POLICE