Kin of Mr Dauda Omolade, a group chief picked up within the aftermath of the current obaship crises that affected Agosasa group in Ipokia Native Authorities Space of Ogun State, have sought the intervention of the Inspector Common of Police , Kayode Egbetokun, and that of Governor Dapo Abiodun on the discharge of the 74-year-old.
Considered one of Omolade's youngsters, Omotoso Omolade, made the decision in an announcement made accessible to journalists on Monday.
Omolade mentioned investigations have revealed that his aged father, who was arrested by the police final week, is being held incommunicado on the Idiroko Division of the police.
He alleged that the obaship crises that began over two years in the past had remained unresolved as a result of those that fueled the disaster and who’re well-known to each the safety brokers and the federal government have been thought of untouchable.
Omolade mentioned: “My father, Mr Omolade Adisa Dauda, has been traced and detained on the Idiroko Police Station however the cause behind the arrest has not been disclosed to anybody and we’ve got no entry to the place he’s or what steps we have to take to take. to hasten his launch
“You will need to emphasize that my father shouldn’t be concerned on this obaship dispute and has by no means tried to intervene in it. His solely concern appears to be Kaolin's theft of his land and the unlawful actions of some individuals in Agosasa.
“Presently, my father is within the custody of the Nigerian Police Drive, Idiroko Division, Ipokia Native Authorities, Ogun State, regardless of the absence of any legal offense on his half.
''The household has diligently sought avenues for the discharge of my father, with out success contacting the Idiroko Police Station.
“We, due to this fact, name on the Ogun State Authorities, the Inspector Common of Police, Mr. Kayode Egbetokun, civil society teams, worldwide communities, Amnesty Worldwide and human rights activists to intervene and Idiroko and Ipokia divisions to launch my father, who was wrongly arrested'.
Efforts to induce the police into motion, nonetheless, got here to nothing as calls to the police spokesperson, SP Omolola Odutola, failed to attach.
