Mr Adeleke said, “I urge the public and stakeholders to ignore fake news as I did not attack President Tinubu in any way before and during ongoing local government election.’’
Mr Adeleke expressed confidence that PDP candidates would emerge victorious in the election.
Mr Adejobi urged stakeholders, including political parties, to act with restraint and prioritise the well-being of citizens.
He said the restriction was to prevent hoodlums from disrupting the exercise, adding that Mr Adeleke has also directed security agencies to enforce the order.
Mr Ajeigbe also said that six PDP members were seriously injured and were currently receiving treatment in the hospital.
Mr Adeleke said PDP members were killed as the All Progressives Congress moved to reinstate its local government chairmen removed in 2022 by the court.
The crisis resulted in sporadic gunshots while passers-by scampered for safety.
He emphasised that peace is essential for growth and development.
Mr Omoyele said the recruitment of the 1,000 corps was to complement the existing 320 personnel.
Mr Olowu stated that rehabilitation must be seen as not just a necessity but mandatory as spelt out in the administrative criminal law.
