The late Oyewo, who started his career with the Oyin Adejobi Theatre Group, was a lecturer of Theatre Arts at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State.
“Political contests must never degenerate into intimidation, attacks or bloodshed,” Mr Oyetola said.
The Ooni said, “We must rise collectively against the menace of banditry and kidnapping.”
Some prominent members of the APC in the state have recently resigned from the party.
“Pastor Kumuyi’s enduring legacy of unwavering faith, wisdom, and dedication has shaped a thriving ministry for over 50 years,” he said.
Mr Babalola stressed that schools must remain safe environments for teaching and learning.
“Schools located near forests and border communities are often far from urban centres, making them vulnerable targets for bandits and kidnappers,” he said.
He cautioned against activities that could undermine the party’s chances at the polls.
Mr Akeem said he could not travel to his hometown with his family because of increased transport fares.
Mr Lawal urged residents of the state to to re-elect the governor.
