Osun Police Assure Locals Of Adequate Security During Christmas.
OSUN STATE POLICE COMMAND PROHIBITS ALL FORMS OF STREET CARNIVAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE FESTIVE PERIOD.
In a statement released by the Osun state Police Command towards the upcoming Christmas festival, ensures the indigene of Osun State a sufficient and strict security which will encourage peace at the period in time.
The statement which was released through the spoke persons of the commissioners police (SP) OPALOLA YEMISI OLAWOYIN assure the locals of adequate security in the state during the Christmas/New year festivities.
The statement urges the citizens to be calm and not to be afraid, as security officers will be in standby to ensure peace in the state.
For this purpose, the Osun state police command has sanctioned or prohibit any member of the public from organising or attending any street carnival in the state.
That is, street carnivals are not welcome at this period, in order to ensure the safety of individuals and families.
Excel gathered that the command proposes that some lawbreakers may disguise under this street carnival event to release chaos and violence. So encourages the general public especially the youth to abstain from organising any form of street carnival as it will not be tolerated or allowed.
Nevertheless, the police command advices the public or those who are willing to organise carnival to make use of halls or their compounds which are not meant to be opened to the public view, that is, should organise inside the gate.
Moreover, the statement released also encourages and plead to parents and guardians to resist their children or wards from going out to a street carnival or engage in any act of violence that could cause danger and threaten the peace of the people during the Christmas period.
Hence, if anyone caught in this unlawful behaviour, such will face the full wrath of the law.
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