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4:57Now PlayingThe Osun State Police Command has described as a source of “serious concern” the viral video of Senator representing Osun East senatorial district, Francis Fadahunsi, allegedly calling on supporters to “kill” opposition members in Ilesa, a town in the state, before the governorship election slated for Saturday.
The development followed the outrage on social media over his purported comments, instructing All Progressives Congress (APC) supporters to allegedly “kill” members of the rival Accord Party if seen during the electoral process in some parts of the state.
While appearing on Channels Television’s The Morning Brief on Wednesday, the Osun State Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), DSP Abiodun Ojelabi, noted that the Police would not support violent public incitement.
“He is a senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. We are not talking about immunity here. Even people not up to his status, we normally write invitation letters to them. “ If they honour it, fine,” Ojelabi said. “If they don’t, then we go after them.”
“He has been invited, and when he comes, whatever he says will be made available to the public.
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