Osun State Police Command summons Senator Francis Fadahunsi, representing Osun East Senatorial District, over alleged remarks that threaten to harm members of the Accord Party ahead of Saturday’s governorship election. Multiple outlets report the case follows a viral video in which he is accused of directing supporters of the All Progressives Congress (APC) to “kill” Accord Party members.
The reports describe the summons as part of police efforts to address security concerns tied to political campaigning. While they agree on the core allegation and the police action, outlets differ mainly in emphasis. Some focus on the threat wording (“eliminate” or “kill” Accord members) and its potential to inflame tensions between parties. Others note that political figures called for arrest in response to the video and that Fadahunsi denies making the alleged threat, without confirming the claim’s authenticity.
Overall, the story centers on police scrutiny of the circulated video, the formal appearance of the senator for questioning, and the broader context of heightened sensitivity around election-related statements.
