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The Chief Press Secretary to the governor of Oyo State, Mr. Taiwo Adisa wants stakeholders in the state to desist from politicising the location of the newly inaugurated Police Mobile Force 72 Squadronbase in Ago-Are, in Oke-Ogun axis of the state.
A statement by the governor’s media aide denies reports that the Mobile Police base was relocated by Governor Makinde from Oyo town to Ago-Are.
Mr Adisa says the allegations are unfounded, false and a misrepresentation of the true situation.
The statement explains that Governor Seyi Makinde had secured the nod of the Inspector General of Police, Muhammed Adamu, for the location of a Mobile Police Squadron base in Oke-Ogun axis of Oyo State in August 2019.
It notes that the governor made a direct request for the approval of the Mobile Base, in view of the determination of his administration to make agribusiness a major ladder to grow the state’s economy.
The statement adds that the letter being paraded on social media made no reference to Governor Makinde and was neither copied to the governor.
Iyabo Adebisi