Adeleke Campaign Raises Alarm Over Directive from Senator Who Issued Death Threat

The Ademola Adeleke campaign has raised fresh concerns over the safety of its supporters following an alleged directive linked to a senator previously accused of issuing a death threat during the buildup to the Osun governorship election.

The Imole Campaign Council called on security agencies to urgently investigate the development, expressing concern that the alleged directive could heighten tension and put the lives of political actors and voters at risk.

The campaign organisation said the latest development was particularly worrying given the earlier controversy surrounding the senator and an alleged threat to the life of an Accord Party member.

The council urged security agencies to act swiftly and ensure that political disagreements do not escalate into violence as voters across Osun exercise their franchise.

The alarm comes amid heightened political tension in parts of the state, with the election already attracting increased security attention.

For ordinary voters, the concern is simple: they want to cast their ballots without intimidation, fear or violence.

The campaign council maintained that every political actor has a responsibility to protect lives and preserve the credibility of the electoral process.

Security agencies are expected to clarify the circumstances surrounding the alleged directive and take appropriate action where necessary.