​Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke has issued a stern warning to the traditional rulers of Ifon, Erin-Osun, and Ilobu communities, emphasizing that failure to maintain peace could lead to their removal from office. This caution follows reports of potential renewed conflicts in these areas. ​

Governor Adeleke highlighted that the recent relaxation of the curfew in these communities was a humanitarian gesture aimed at alleviating the hardships faced by innocent residents. He made it clear that any exploitation of this leniency to incite further violence would result in the reinstatement of a 24-hour curfew.

The Governor has also directed security agencies to intensify surveillance and expedite the interrogation of key figures involved in the conflicts. He reminded the traditional leaders that the peace agreements they have signed are binding and that they will be held accountable for any breaches. ​

This development underscores the state government's commitment to ensuring lasting peace and stability in the affected communities.