No violence recorded during Saturday’s elections in Ogun – Police 

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The Ogun State  Police Command, yesterday, said that no violence was recorded during Saturday’s Presidential and National Assembly Elections in the state.

Thw state Police Publlic Relations Officer, SP Abimbola Oyeyemi, told  the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Ota,  that the state did not record any violence due to strong synergy between the police and other sister security agencies.

“I also want to commend the electorate for their peaceful conduct and patience during the elections,” he said.

The PPRO implored residents to continue to be law abiding, urging them to be more security conscious and report any strange movements around their environments.

Oyeyemi reiterated the command’s commitment to ensure safety of life and property in the state.

He also encouraged aggrieved persons to channel such complaints through the appropriate channel to seek redress rather than resort to self help.

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