The Osun Security Council has announced the adoption of preventive and proactive measures to secure the state, following the security alert raised by Governor Ademola Adeleke.
This was announced in a statement by the Commissioner for Information and Public Enlightenment, Oluomo Alimi, on Tuesday, March 12.
The statement reads, “Rising from the security council meeting chaired by Governor Adeleke, the Council resolved among others to strengthen interagency intelligence sharing, the creation of a rapid response joint security taskforce, strengthening of logistic support for security operations.
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“The Council as approved by the Governor lifted the curfew imposed on Ifon/Ilobu following the communal crisis.
“Other measures agreed to by the Council include integration of hunters and forest rangers into grassroot policing, strengthening the Safe School Initiative, eagle eye on the border regions especially Kwara/Osun , Osun/Ondo and Osun/Ekiti among others.
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“The Council while reviewing the performance of the state government in relation to state security commended the Governor for implementing many good governance projects and programmes.”