2023: Police meet hunters, vigilantes in Ibadan over political campaigns

Police commissioner Adebowale Williams in Oyo has met with heads of hunters, vigilante groups and other stakeholders to seek support for peaceful campaigns ahead of the 2023 general elections.
This is contained in a statement on Friday in Ibadan by police spokesman Adewale Osifeso.
Mr William explained that the meeting was also to foster an improved working relationship and agree on a common direction as the election campaign commences.
The police chief appreciated the quasi-security groups for their collaboration with the police and other security agencies, which brought about veritable achievements.
He urged them to constantly review their recruitment process by conducting adequate background checks on intending and existing members.
Aare Mogaji Ariori, who spoke on behalf of the stakeholders, commended the police commissioner for the meeting and promised to improve their existing relationship.
(NAN)
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