Osun Environment Commissioner, Mayowa Adejoorin, Regains Freedom After Police Detention


 


By Abdulahi Musa 


The Osun State Commissioner for Environment and Sanitation, Hon. Mayowa Adejoorin, has reportedly regained his freedom after spending a night in police detention.


Adejoorin’s release comes a day after reports emerged that the commissioner, who also serves as a campaign leader for Governor Ademola Adeleke in Obokun Local Government, was allegedly arrested by police operatives while leaving Ilesa.


The reported arrest had sparked tension in Ibokun, the headquarters of Obokun Local Government Area, where protesters took to the streets demanding clarification over the commissioner’s whereabouts and circumstances surrounding his detention.


As previously reported, some Accord Party members had accused Senator Francis Fadahunsi and Rep. Wole Oke of allegedly facilitating the commissioner’s arrest through the police. The allegations have not been independently verified, and the lawmakers have not been confirmed to have responded to the claims.


The circumstances leading to Adejoorin’s detention and subsequent release remain unclear as of the time of filing this report.


His release is, however, expected to ease tensions in the area as political activities intensify ahead of the August 15 Osun State governorship election.

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