Corpers, IYLN DG NYSC Begs President Buhari To Deploy Soldiers To Ogun For Guber Poll
Corper under the Ipokia local government, Intellectual Youth Leaders Network today called on President Muhammadu Buhari to direct deployment of soldiers for the March 9, 2019 governorship and the House of Assembly elections in Ogun State.

The Corper who spoke with the newsmen, which stated that its demand for military deployment was to check planned violence, also urged acting Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Adamu to investigate and arrest the hoodlums behind the killing of a police Officer name "Sunday" along Ipokia to Ilaro road.

A serving corps member in Ogun state, Tunde Bright Olorungbotemi made the calls while speaking with reporters in Sango Ota,
Bright disclosed that the Nysc members in Ogun state was in possession of intelligence reports that violence would be unleashed by hoodlums in the full glare of top police officers, who had been issued a directive not to take any action.

According to him, the deployment of soldiers also became imperative in the face of political violence which marred last Saturday’s Presidential and the National Assembly elections, in which a police corporal was shot dead in Eredo town in Yewa South Local Government Area of the state.

Bright also bemoaned what he described as desperation of incumbent governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun to make his preferred candidate, Hon. Adekunle Akinlade of the Allied People’s Movement (APM) next governor of Ogun state.
He said: “We are worried by the desperation of the state governor in his bid to install his preferred candidate as governor of Ogun state.

The President came to town and his entourage were pelted openly in broad daylight, no single arrest has been made. We, therefore, express serious doubt about the ability of the present police commissioner to bring to book of those responsible.
“If the President can be pelted in broad daylight and Click below link to Read full details at>> https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/03/corpersiyln-dg-nysc-welfare-begs.html