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The role of Oyo CP in cracking down on criminals

Jimoh Mumin
December 8, 2025
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Oyo State, under the management of Engr. Oluseyi Abiodun Makinde, is one of the peaceful states in Nigeria, and all citizens have been living with one and another without any form of fear of being attacked. 

It is necessary for the state commissioner of police, CP Femi Haruna, to do more for all citizens of this state as the Christmas festivities and New year are around the corner, by preventing crimes and the influx of criminal elements to cause havoc. CP Haruna should use his good office to ensure the peace —the citizens have been enjoying — in the state continues. Anyone who wants to use this state as a hideout to commit crime should be fished out and such a person must be charged to court to face the full wrath of the law.

I also want to use this medium to inform the the commissioner to send his team of intelligence officers to all nooks and crannies of Ibadan to identify and apprehend criminals, particularly the kidnappers. The innocent citizens and residents of Oyo State must be allowed to live. They need police protection. The CP Femi Haruna should occasionally visit Divisional police stations in Ibadan and its environs without notifying the DPO of his arrival to ascertain the rate of crime in their jurisdiction. 

Jimoh Mumin writes from Ibadan. He can be reached via [email protected]


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