As the Yorubas strategize ways to make their security outfit work, the federal government on the other hand devises means of ruining it.
Today’s incident at Panseke, a bustling area of Abeokuta, Ogun State, gave credence to the above postulation.

The Yorubas had planned to coordinate rally simultaneously on Tuesday in the six Southwest States in support of Western Nigeria Security Network codenamed Amotekun.

As the rally was ongoing, the presences of the Nigerian Police officers and the Department of State Security, DSS, were felt.
Although the rally was not stopped but the Commissioner of Police in Ogun State, Kenneth Ebrimson, who visited the venue said according to The Nation that the people have rights to peaceful assembly as enshrined in the constitution but added that security Operatives were put on ground to forestall any breach of peace.
Ebrimson warned whoever tries to harass or intimidate other law abiding Nigerians from engaging in their legitimate business in the name of rally would have the full weight of the law “descending ruthlessly on him.”

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