Osogbo, Osun State – Na Monday, the Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, don talk say make all stakeholders for security and education sector join body together to protect schools wey dey Face attack. This no be play oh! Egbetokun make dis call during di launch of di Inspector General of Police’s Safe Schools Initiative, wey include di inauguration of di Osun State Police Command Schools Protection Squad.

For im speech wey Assistant Inspector General of Police, Fred Emuobo, carry read, dem highlight say to get better protection for di schools, e don give order make all Commissioners of Police for di zone dey meet stakeholders regularly. Nobody wan make wahala come school, abeg!

Egbetokun gree say di launch of di Schools Protection Squad na big step towards inclusive approach to school safety. E talk say dem go begin training programmes for educators, school administrators, and security guys to sabi how to respond to security wahala.

“Schools dey like sanctuaries for knowledge and dem dey groom future leaders, na why dem security be paramount,” Egbetokun talk. He sabi well say everybody gatz join hand to shield schools from any gbese wey fit happen.

Meanwhile, Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, wey im deputy Kola Adewusi represent, praise di IGP for im effort. E say, “Di current government for Osun State dey very impressed by dis initiative. No matter di cost, we go invest well for our pikin dem.”

He reassure dem say education dey top priority for dia government, and dem go fully support di implementation of safety initiatives wey go protect schools and di communities wey dey around.

Osun State Police Commissioner, Ibrahim Gotan, no get mind to talk say even though Osun dey generally peaceful, pockets of crisis dey for some schools wey need attention. Na wetin dem go discuss for di seminar.

“For dis seminar, we go talk about critical issues, best practices, and fresh solutions to tackle security problems for our schools,” Gotan add. “I dey sure say di insight wey we go get go help us develop better strategies to safeguard our educational places.”