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Oyetola Gives Looters 72-Hours To Return Stolen Items

Oyetola Gives Looters 72-Hours To Return Stolen Items

 

 

 

Osun State Governor, Gboyega Oyetola, has issued a 72-hour ultimatum to those who looted both government and private property to return all items.

Oyetola said failure to abide by the directive will lead to the prosecution of anyone arrested for the act.

He made the statement while speaking with newsmen on Sunday during an assessment tour of some of the locations attacked.

The governor told the culprits to surrender all stolen items to the security agencies, traditional rulers, local government chairmen and community leaders close to them.

He noted that defaulters would be tracked and brought to justice, while those who obey the directive would be forgiven.

He however sympathized with victims of the lootings and promised them government’s support.

At Tuns Farm, the governor commiserated with the Chairman, Tunde Badmus, over the death of his staff during the raid.

“What I witnessed here today is not a question of hoodlums, but armed robbers. They have removed all the machines here. It is very unfortunate. I can say categorically that End SARS protest is not what we are seeing here today. This is pure looting”, Oyetola revealed.

Angela Davies

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