The Oro‑Ago Development Union has strongly condemned the recent kidnapping and killing in the Oro‑Ago community. In a statement issued on behalf of Oba Johnson Olarewaju Dada, the Oloro of the Oro‑Ago kingdom, the union expressed shock and sorrow over the tragic incident that occurred on Thursday, which resulted in the death of community leader Chief David Depo Aina, also known as Kebe.
The union described the attack by armed bandits as a “cruel and barbaric act” that not only targeted the deceased and his family but also assaulted the peace, security, and dignity of the entire kingdom. It firmly denounced the heinous crime and called on relevant security agencies to take immediate action to apprehend the perpetrators and bring them to justice.
The Oro‑Ago Development Union also urged government authorities at all levels to intensify their efforts to address the rising insecurity affecting communities. It emphasized that the community deserves to live in peace and conduct daily activities without fear. On behalf of the Oloro‑in‑Council and the entire Oro‑Ago Kingdom, the union extended condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for their strength during this difficult time.
The union reaffirmed its commitment to collaborating with stakeholders to ensure the safety, security, and progress of the Oro‑Ago Kingdom. The incident has highlighted the need for enhanced security measures to protect communities from such attacks. As the community mourns the loss of Chief David Depo Aina, the union’s call for justice and increased security efforts serves as a reminder of the importance of addressing insecurity in the region, and authorities are expected to act promptly to prevent similar incidents in the future.
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