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Alleged Case Of Suspected Kidnapping In Ogun State Is A Mere Rumour –Police
The Ogun State Police Command has reacted to an online news being circulated in the wake of Friday 29th September 2023 that three pupils of Salawu Abiola Comprehensive High School, Abeokuta were kidnapped, saying the news outfit did not first get clarifications from the Command.
A statement signed by
SP Omolola Odutola, Police Public Relations Officer, Ogun State Police Command, added: “Ogun State Police Command hereby reiterates that the report is misleading and capable of creating a state of panic and false alarm when nothing of such happened.”
“The Ogun State Police Command confirms that the alleged case of kidnapping is false and should be disregarded.
“To address these rumors, The Divisional Police Officer In Odeda conducted a discreet investigation in collaboration with the Principals of Salawu Abiola Comprehensive High School, Osiele namely OLAPADE K. O (Principal Senior School) and BANKOLE T. A (Principal Junior School). The parents of the pupils were contacted, and none of them reported any cases of kidnapping to the school authorities.
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“In light of this investigation, the Commissioner of Police CP Alamutu Abiodun Mustapha psc,has assured the public that security measures have been reinforced across the State. Residents are encouraged to carry on with their daily routines without any fear or risk to themselves or their properties. The Police Command also appeals to online writers to verify the authenticity of stories before publishing them,” the statement said.
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