The Oyo State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) criticizes Governor Seyi Makinde over his public comments about the state’s security situation. According to the APC, Makinde’s remarks misrepresent the constitutional role of state governors in addressing insecurity and show incompetence in tackling security challenges in Oyo State. The party argues that the governor’s statements do not align with what it says are the responsibilities and expected actions of a state executive to improve safety. APC officials also demand that Makinde resign, framing their call as a response to perceived failure to effectively manage the insecurity facing residents. The criticism centers on how Makinde characterizes the security problem and what the APC describes as an inaccurate presentation of governance responsibilities under the constitution. Both outlets report the same overall position from the APC: condemnation of Makinde’s insecurity-related comments and a demand for his resignation as a political response to the ongoing security situation.