Oyo lawmaker charges security agencies on solution to insecurity
22 August 2022 |
2:45 am
A House of Representatives member from Oyo State, Tolulope Akande-Sadipe, has called on all relevant security agencies to find a lasting solution to the insecurity bedevilling the country.
Oyo Assembly
A House of Representatives member from Oyo State, Tolulope Akande-Sadipe, has called on all relevant security agencies to find a lasting solution to the insecurity bedevilling the country.
According to a statement by her Special Assistant, Media and Publicity, Olamilekan Olusada, yesterday, she gave the charge while contributing to the treatment of a kidnap victim (names withheld) in Ekiti State.
According to the statement, the lawmaker received a Save Our Soul (SOS) call from the victim’s family seeking her assistance on the need for urgent medical care for the victim suffering life-threatening injuries.
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