Gov Adeleke’s aide shot in police custody – Osun agency
The Osun State Park Management System (OSTMS) has confirmed the shooting of its State Chairman, Comrade Nurudeen Iyanda, while in police custody late Monday night.
According to a statement issued by the OSTMS State Secretary, Alhaji Mukaila Popoola, Comrade Iyanda had been detained over domestic-related issues before the incident occurred under unclear circumstances.
The organization expressed shock and concern over the development, urging the authorities to conduct a thorough investigation into the incident. “We demand transparency and accountability in uncovering the events that led to this unfortunate incident,” the statement read.
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As of now, the condition of Comrade Iyanda and the details surrounding the shooting remain uncertain, raising serious questions about the safety and security of individuals in police custody. The OSTMS has called for justice and urged the relevant authorities to ensure that those responsible are held accountable.
“Our chairman was shot in police custody under circumstances that call for thorough investigations,” the statement read.
The OSTMS urged its members to remain calm and refrain from any retaliatory actions.
“We call on our members not to take laws into their hands. We must maintain peace across the parks while we take the matter up with the appropriate authorities,” Popoola added.
(PoliticsNigeria)
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