Thursday 7 August 2014

“Hold Obanikoro responsible?e for death of any APC members”

Osun State Governor, Rauf Aregbesola, Wednesday evening, said for whatever happens to any member of the All Progressive Congress in the state. Minister of State, Defence, Musiliu Obanikoro, should be held responsible.

Aregbesola, made the remarks at the launch of the students’ smart identity card held at Salvation Army Middle School, Alekuwodo, Osogbo.

He noted that it is on good authority that Obanikoro, in conjunction with the Police Affairs Minister, Jelil Adesiyan, has instructed security personnel to shoot and kill two APC members.


The governor charged security agents to play by the rules, condemning what happened at the Nelson Mandela Freedom Park Wednesday morning, where people who were supposed to campaign for APC were turned back by security agents.

Aregbesola questioned what Obanikoro is doing in Osun, noting that members of the APC have been told to be law-abiding; but with the recent provocation, people, when pushed to the wall, will react.
He said: “How could a party like the PDP be this desperate, Obanikoro, with Jelili Adesiyan, told the security agents that by the time two members of the APC are shot at and killed by the police, other members will learn, and with that, the stiff resistance of APC will be destroyed.

“We want to use this medium to appeal to our security agencies not to allow themselves to be used by these PDP candidate and the two ministers whose party before this administration had been terrorising the good people of our state.

“I am using this medium to tell the security operatives that Osun people are law-abiding people; they have always been contributing to the payment of your salaries and you are not supposed to harass them with the guns, which were bought for you with tax money”.

On the smart Identity card for students, the governor noted that Information Communication Technology (ICT) is among other promising paths his administration has chosen to tread in the march towards realising the state’s development dream.
 

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