Following the recent attempt by unidentified individuals to invade the Oyo State Government Secretariat in Agodi, Ibadan, Southwest governors have ramped up security measures to thwart any further encroachments by secessionist agitators.
In response to the alarming incident, state governments across the region have bolstered security at their respective secretariats and Government Houses, issuing stern warnings to those intent on disrupting peace and stability.
Ondo State has taken a firm stance, declaring zero tolerance for violent agitations and affirming its unwavering support for the unity of Nigeria.
Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa’s Special Adviser on Information, Olugbenga Omole, emphasized the state’s commitment to apprehending anyone who threatens the nation’s cohesion.
In Osun State, a noticeable increase in security presence has been observed at government facilities as part of proactive measures to prevent potential secessionist incursions.
Governor Ademola Adeleke stressed the importance of unity and urged citizens to rally behind President Tinubu’s initiatives aimed at federal reform.
Ekiti State has also fortified security in Ado-Ekiti to forestall any recurrence of the violence witnessed in Ibadan. Security patrols have been intensified, with a heightened presence of law enforcement personnel stationed at key government installations.
The state government has assured residents of robust security arrangements to uphold peace and tranquility.
Meanwhile, Ogun State has reassured the public that it remains vigilant and adequately prepared to avert any threats to public order. Special Adviser on Information, Kayode Akinmade, underscored the state’s readiness to swiftly respond to any attempts to disrupt the prevailing peace.