An emergency meeting of the Ekiti State Security Council took place
yesterday, with a view to arresting the spate of kidnapping and other
criminal activities in the state, following the killing of two persons
and the abduction of five others in the last one-week.
Briefing journalists in Ado Ekiti on the council’s resolution after
the meeting, the state Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice,
Owoseni Ajayi, stated that the council frowned at the high incidence of
kidnapping in the state in the last one week, vowing to rescue the
victims alive, and stamp out kidnapping in the state.
According to a statement issued by the Chief Press Secretary to the
Governor, Mr. Idowu Adelusi, the council said security measures would be
taken to protect lives and property.post by expdonaloadede.blogspot.com..He advised the people, particularly landlords and hoteliers to know
the kind of people they would offer accommodation because laws would be
enacted soon to deal with criminals and their accomplices.
It appealed to the people of the state to cooperate with the
government and the security agencies, saying there would be strict
security measures and checkpoints in strategic places across the state.
The council resolved that usage of tinted classes would
be prohibited, while there would be frequent hotel checks, with a call
to hoteliers to monitor their customers and offer information
to security agents on any suspected person. It warned that any hotel
linked to criminals would be sealed up.
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