Lifestyle

ASP Olusegun Popoola: Oyo Police Command Appreciates OYSG, Residents

By Web News 1521

Oyo State Police Command has expressed gratitude to the Oyo State Government and people of the state for commiserating with the command over the death of the personal assistant to the Oyo State Commissioner of Police, ASP Olusegun Popoola.

In a statement signed by the Police Public Relations Officer in the state, SP Olugbenga Fadeyi, the Commissioner of Police, Mr Shina Olukolu appreciated everyone who identified with the Oyo State Police Command on the loss of the ASP Popoola.

CP Olukolu described late ASP Popoola as a dedicated, loyal and jovial officer, who approached all his assignments with seriousness.

ASP Olusegun Popoola died on Wednesday at the University College Hospital, UCH Ibadan, after a brief illness.

Security

Social Distancing: Oyo Police to Embark on Routine Enforcement Visits

By Web News 724

Police in Oyo state are to embark on routine visits and patrols in checking the level of compliance social distancing to curtail the spread of Coronavirus.

This is contained in a statement issued in Ibadan and signed by the Police Public Relations Officer in Oyo state, Mr Olugbenga Fadeyi for the Commissioner of Police.

The statement notes that there is need for people to adhere strictly to the order of social distancing as part of efforts of the government to curtail the spread of the virus.

It appeals to the public to act in accordance with the directives of the Government and security agencies on social distancing.

It notes that people should follow the directives on the closure of certain economic, religious, social and educational institutions without waiting for unnecessary use of force from security agencies.

It adds that people should, therefore, desist from spreading damaging rumours or fake news that might cause panic and disorder.

Rasheedah Makinde

Security

NURTW Threat: Oyo Police Command Deploys Officers to Motor Parks

By Web News 1059

The Oyo State Police Command has assured members of the public of peaceful atmosphere in the state against the threat by NURTW members over the newly inaugurated Park Managers by Governor Seyi Makinde.

The Police Public Relations Officer in Oyo state, Mr. Olugbenga Fadeyi stated this in an interview with Radio Nigeria over the threats of the Union.

Mr Fadeyi said the command had deployed officers of the force to all parks in Oyo state to maintain law and order.

He noted that any individuals or groups planning to jeopardize efforts of the Government and the security agencies in maintaining a peaceful atmosphere in Oyo would face the full wrath of the law.

The police spokesman stated further that people of the state should go about their lawful businesses without the fear of being molested or humiliated by members of the NURTW.

He added that members of the public could also assist the command by giving out useful information or unusual characters in their environments for quick intervention.

Rasheedah Makinde

News

Four Kidnapped OYSCATECH Staff Regain Freedom

By Web News 942

Commissioner of Police in Oyo State Mr. Shina Olukolu has confirmed the release of four staff of the Oyo State College of Agriculture and Technology, OYSCATECH, In Igboora and other who were abducted.

This is contains in a statement signs in Ibadan by Police Public Relations Officer in Oyo State, Mr. Olugbenga Fadeyi.

The statement noted that the police swungs into action immediately with tactical teams, comprising of Anti Kidnapping Squad and Special Anti Robbery Squad to secure the release of the victims and eventually arrest the hoodlums.

It notes that the suspects surrendered when they could no longer withstand the superior fire power of the police.

Also in the statement, victims who were abducted on Thursday have been united with their families unhurt during their stay with the suspected kidnappers.

It states further that Commissioner of Police, Mr. Shina Olukolu appreciates the patience and understanding of the OYSCATECH authorities and community while the unfortunate ordeal of the victims lasted.

The statement reiterated the command’s resolve to continue rejig the security architecture for maximum protection of lives and property of the people of Oyo state.

It adds that the Commissioner of Police sternly warns the crime elements to relocate from Oyo state as the command is battle ready to crush them for disturbing the relative peace and tranquility being enjoyed in the state.

Rasheedat Makinde