Oyo Police Deny Pastor's Arrest in Abduction Case

The Oyo State Police Command issued a statement on Saturday, denying reports circulating on social media regarding the arrest of a pastor allegedly involved in supplying arms to suspects in the abduction of students and a teacher in Oriire Local Government Area. The police, represented by the Deputy Superintendent of Police Ayanlad Olayinka, described the claims as false, misleading, and unfounded.
The statement clarified that no arrests had been made and that the police, along with other security agencies, were actively engaged in ongoing rescue operations. The command expressed concern over the dissemination of such false information, which could undermine public confidence in security efforts.
They urged the public to rely on official updates and warned that individuals spreading misinformation could face legal consequences. The Oyo State Police Command reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring the safe return of the abducted victims and maintaining public safety across the state.
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