Saturday, April 20, 2019

ACPP lauds Oyetola’s response to security challenges


ACPP lauds Oyetola’s response to security challenges



The Alliance of Collaborating Political Parties (ACPP) has commended State of Osun Governor, Gboyega Oyetola for his efforts at uniting and securing the state and her citizens. Also lauded Governor Gboyega Oyetola for doing well as Chief Security Officer in the state.

ACPP hailed Gboyega Oyetola’s government for being alive to its statutory obligations of ensuring security of lives and property for the state’s resident since inception.

Also commending all the security agencies for their proactive initiatives that led to peaceful existence among the citizens of the state. ACPP however called for more cooperation and intelligence sharing among the citizens of the state and security agencies.

In a press release made available by the Alliance’s spokesperson, Dr. Adekunle Oyerinde to newsmen in Osogbo and signed by its State Chairman, Alh. Rafiu Anifowose and Secretary, Mr. Victor Olopade applauded the governor for an emergency state security sensitization programme which took place the Atlantis Event Centre on the 18th of April, 2019 which also had in attendance, Chairman, State Council of Obas, State Commissioner of Police, Director of Security Services (DSS), state Commandant of the Nigeria security and Civil Defense Corps, State Comptroller, Nigeria Immigration Services , State Commander, National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, Sector Commander, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), State Controller, Nigeria Prison Service and other eminent stakeholders. 

ACPP commended the immediate past Governor, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola and Governor Gboyega Oyetola for providing modern equipment to the various security agencies to fight crime in the state.

 “State of Osun has not only committed huge financial resources to provide the state-of-the-art equipment to fight crime, but has also provided the right leadership and programmes needed to ensure that the equipments are adequately put to use.” ACPP said.

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