APC Accuses Osun State Governor of Inviting Crisis After Ex-Monarch's Passing
The APC in Osun State has criticized Governor Adeleke for allegedly promoting crisis in Igbajo following the death of Oba Philip Adegboyega Famodun III. The opposition party blames the governor for declaring a 24-hour curfew in the town, which they claim is unnecessary and could lead to unrest.
The APC calls for the immediate revocation of the curfew and urges the Inspector General of Police to intervene. The situation stems from a dispute over the reinstatement of the late monarch by a court order, leading to tensions between the state government and the APC.
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