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Oba Adesuyi Haastrup, the Owa Obokun of Ijesaland, has cautioned politicians working in his territory to abstain from violent crimes, especially murders connected to political activity.
During the inaugural Obokungbusi Hall of Fame induction event on Tuesday, Oba Haastrup delivered the warning. This program honors notable Ijesa indigenes for their contributions to the world.
Speaking to the event’s audience, the traditional ruler voiced his grave concerns about what he called an alarming increase in politically motivated murders in Ijesaland.
He said that incidents purportedly related to campaigns in advance of the upcoming August election had claimed the lives of at least three Ijesa males in a single month.
He characterized the state of affairs as intolerable and a sign of the region’s perilous trend toward lawlessness.
It is wrong for politicians to butcher my people like chickens while keeping their children overseas.
“You killed three of my sons in less than a month; how many more will you kill by August?” The king asked.
“Why will you turn Nigeria back to the barbaric age of the 1960s?” he asked, questioning the reasoning behind the violence.
The monarch issued a dire warning, threatening to expel any lawmaker found responsible for the murder of Ijesa natives.
“I will organize Ijesas to expel any criminal who becomes a politician and murders any Ijesa.” Ijesas are no chickens, and it won’t occur while I’m in charge without serious repercussions. “Enough is enough,” he continued.
Additionally, Oba Haastrup urged religious leaders in churches, mosques, and traditional places of worship to encourage their adherents to become more vocal opponents of political violence.
Concern regarding insecurity in Ijesaland, especially in Ilesa, where recent violent occurrences have resulted in fatalities, is mounting at the time of the warning.
Following a violent altercation between competing factions in the Adeti neighborhood of Ilesa, the Osun State Police Command had already reported the arrest of five suspected cultists.
Residents were reassured of ongoing security operations in the region by police spokesperson Abiodun Ojelabi, who said that attempts were underway to capture further suspects connected to the event.
