Ondo CP orders tight security for Gov Aiyedatiwa’s swearing-in

Commissioner of police, Ondo state, Wilfred Afolabi, has ordered the deployment of personnel and security measures around the venue of the swearing-in of Gov. Lucky Aiyedatiwa of Ondo
Mr Aiyedatiwa would be sworn-in on Monday as the governor of Ondo.
This is contained in a statement made available to journalists on Sunday in Akure by CSP Funmilayo Odunlami, police public relations officer (PPRO), Ondo State Command.
Mr Afolabi, in the statement, explained that the deployment was to ensure the safety of attendees.
According to him, the deployment will also ensure smooth running of activities, while escorts attached to Very Important Persons (VIPs) will not be permitted entry with rifles, as part of security measures.
“However, they may remain around the stadium perimeter in designated areas.
“Also, commuters who regularly use routes around the venue are advised to take alternative routes for ease of movement and to reduce congestion.
“Vehicle owners who usually park around Stadium Area are strongly advised to park in safer locations to avoid damage, congestion, or obstruction on the road.
“All security agencies will be on ground to enforce compliance with these guidelines,” the CP said.
Mr Afolabi, therefore, urged the residents of the state to align with the guidelines to ensure a secure and orderly event.
(NAN)
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