In a bid to enhance the security atmosphere in Oyo state, the Seyi Makinde led administration of Oyo State has inaugurated the Oyo Zonal Peace Security Committee to enhance the activities of the security agencies already put in place

Inaugurating the committee at the Atiba Hall in Oyo East Local Government, the State Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Matters, Chief Bayo Lawal , who was represented by the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry, Mr. Segun Ajekiigbe, declared that it’s imperative to put such committee in place in order to overcome security challenges in the zone, adding that the move was in accordance with the directive of Governor Seyi Makinde to inaugurate security committees within the 7 political Zones in the State to check security challenges facing the country, in which Oyo State is not exempted.

According to the commissioner, the Ibarapa Zone committee was inaugurated while the remaining Zones in the State would be inaugurated soonest, maintaining that the committee will comprise all local security agencies from all the local government areas within the State to create synergy to curb the Security challenges facing the State.
He stated that the committee, which comprised all the local government areas in Oyo zone such as Oyo East, Oyo West, Atiba and Afijio as well as their local council development areas (LCDAs), should be put together to achieve team work and purposeful results.

He added that the committee’s monthly meeting and resolutions should be forwarded to the Governor through the State Ministry of Local Government and Chieftaincy Matters.
The Iyaloja; Afijio Local Government, Chief Balkis Ogungbile, while reacting to the security commitee commended Governor Makinde for his various move to avert security challenges in the State urging him to give more logistics power to the Amotekun.

Present at the event were the immediate past Caretaker Chairmen and their Heads of Local Governments Administration (HLGAs), representatives of Amotekun corps, Nigeria Police and other securities personnel.

In a bid to enhance the security atmosphere in Oyo state, the Seyi Makinde led administration of Oyo State has inaugurated the Oyo Zonal Peace Security Committee to enhance the activities of the security agencies already put in place

Inaugurating the committee at the Atiba Hall in Oyo East Local Government, the State Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Matters, Chief Bayo Lawal , who was represented by the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry, Mr. Segun Ajekiigbe, declared that it’s imperative to put such committee in place in order to overcome security challenges in the zone, adding that the move was in accordance with the directive of Governor Seyi Makinde to inaugurate security committees within the 7 political Zones in the State to check security challenges facing the country, in which Oyo State is not exempted.

According to the commissioner, the Ibarapa Zone committee was inaugurated while the remaining Zones in the State would be inaugurated soonest, maintaining that the committee will comprise all local security agencies from all the local government areas within the State to create synergy to curb the Security challenges facing the State.
He stated that the committee, which comprised all the local government areas in Oyo zone such as Oyo East, Oyo West, Atiba and Afijio as well as their local council development areas (LCDAs), should be put together to achieve team work and purposeful results.

He added that the committee’s monthly meeting and resolutions should be forwarded to the Governor through the State Ministry of Local Government and Chieftaincy Matters.
The Iyaloja; Afijio Local Government, Chief Balkis Ogungbile, while reacting to the security commitee commended Governor Makinde for his various move to avert security challenges in the State urging him to give more logistics power to the Amotekun.

Present at the event were the immediate past Caretaker Chairmen and their Heads of Local Governments Administration (HLGAs), representatives of Amotekun corps, Nigeria Police and other securities personnel.