Osun Election Violence: Senator Fadahunsi Reports to Police Over Viral Video
OSOGBO — Senator Francis Fadahunsi has presented himself to the Osun State Police Command following an official invitation over a controversial video circulating online.
The video, which has sparked massive public outrage, shows the lawmaker speaking in the Yoruba language. He allegedly instructed supporters of the All Progressives Congress (APC) to violently attack members of the Accord Party.
Public Backlash Ahead of Osun Polls
The development comes just days before Saturday’s highly anticipated Osun State governorship election. Political analysts and residents have condemned the remarks, warning that such rhetoric could trigger widespread electoral violence across the state.
In a swift reaction, the embattled lawmaker defended himself during a television interview, claiming that his statements were misunderstood and completely quoted out of context.
Police Investigation Underway
Senator Fadahunsi honored the police invitation on Wednesday afternoon at the state headquarters in Osogbo.
As of the time of filing this report, the Osun State Police Command has not released an official statement regarding his interrogation or whether formal charges will be filed against the lawmaker.
