APC FRUSTRATION IN OSUN TAKES A CRIMINAL DIMENSION



TICC CALLS THE ATTENTION OF THE SECURITY AGENCIES, AND THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY TO COORDINATED POLITICAL VANDALISM IN OSUN STATE

The Imole Campaign Council (TICC) wishes to urgently draw the attention of the Inspector General of Police, security agencies, civil society organizations, election observers, and the international community to the growing pattern of politically motivated violence and coordinat
ed vandalism currently being unleashed across Osun State by desperate elements linked to the Osun APC.

In the early hours of today, billboards belonging to the Imole Campaign and the ACCORD were vandalized and destroyed across several parts of Osun State, including Irewole, Ayedaade, Irepodun, and Osogbo Local Governments.

We have it on good authority that this operation was coordinated by a notorious thug identified as Asiri Eniba, allegedly aided by some compromised security operatives who supervised or looked away while these criminal acts were carried out.

This development is extremely dangerous and must not be ignored.

The people of Osun State must begin to pay close attention to the desperation currently consuming the Osun APC. Having failed to inspire the people with any meaningful agenda or alternative vision for governance, and being overwhelmed by the massive acceptance Governor Ademola Adeleke continues to enjoy across the state, the APC and its operatives now appear determined to embrace intimidation, violence, destruction of opposition materials, and fear tactics as a political strategy.

This is not ordinary politics. This is a direct threat to democratic engagement, political freedom, and peaceful participation in the electoral process.

We therefore call on the Inspector General of Police to immediately order a full investigation into these coordinated attacks and ensure that all persons involved, including their sponsors and collaborators, are identified and prosecuted in accordance with the law.

We also call on the international community, election monitoring groups, human rights organizations, and democratic institutions to take judicial notice of the unfolding political tension and intimidation tactics being introduced into the political atmosphere of Osun State by desperate political actors.

Osun State has remained peaceful, politically aware, and democratic. The people must not allow desperate politicians and political thugs to drag the state into avoidable tension because of personal ambition and fear of electoral rejection.

Governor Ademola Adeleke remains focused on governance, development, and service delivery to the people of Osun State. No amount of intimidation or coordinated attacks can suppress the democratic will of the people.

Pelumi Olajengbesi, Esq.
Spokesperson
Imole Campaign Council (TICC)

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