Osun State Governor, Senator Ademola Adeleke, has directed the Commissioner of Police in the state to immediately arrest and prosecute all those found to be involved in the killing of Mr. Ajagungbade Emir.

The governor gave the directive while reacting to the killing, which was allegedly linked to a leadership tussle among rival groups operating at one of the state’s motor parks.

Adeleke also directed the immediate vacation of motor parks by the warring groups and ordered the establishment of a new Park Management System with immediate effect, as part of measures to restore discipline, orderliness and peace across motor parks in the state. 

While calling on residents and members of the public to remain calm, the governor directed security agencies to restore normalcy in all affected motor parks and ensure the maintenance of law and order across the state. 

While calling on residents and members of the public to remain calm, the governor directed security agencies to restore normalcy in all affected motor parks and ensure the maintenance of law and order across the state. 

 The governor further disclosed that he would soon issue an Executive Order to give legal effect to the reintroduction of the Park Management System for the effective management of motor parks and garages across Osun State. 

 Adeleke charged the Commissioner of Police to act immediately, stressing that there would be no sacred cows in the investigation and prosecution of those responsible for the killing. 

Law and order must be maintained. There will be no sacred cows as all culprits will be brought to book.

We call on members of the public to remain calm. We will ensure the restoration of peace in all the affected parks and areas. The security agencies are under instruction to ensure the sustainability of peace at all cost. 

We are reintroducing the Park Management System. I will soon issue an Executive Order to give effect to the new management system to manage parks and garages across the state,” the governor stated. 

 The governor’s spokesperson,

Mallam Olawale Rasheed,

 signed the statement.