Fadahunsi Apologizes for Misinterpreted Remarks on Violence

Senator Adenigba Fadahunsi, OFR, issued an apology for the tension caused by his remarks during a campaign visit to the palace of Owa Clement Adesuyi Haastrup, Ajimoko III, following the Osun State governorship election. Fadahunsi expressed his pain over the killings of some members of his political party, stating that his emotional appeal was misrepresented as a call for violence.
He clarified that he never intended to incite chaos and described the criticism he faced as unfair. Fadahunsi praised Owa Haastrup for his wise and calm handling of the situation, which he believed helped prevent further escalation.
He emphasized that the peace of Osun State and Ijesaland is paramount, urging his supporters to embrace peace and respect traditional institutions. While he maintained his call for justice regarding the deaths of his party members, he encouraged all parties to work together for unity and healing in the state.
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