The Osun State Government has called for post-election reconciliation among political actors and stakeholders, urging them to put the tensions of the electoral period behind them and work towards peace and stability in the state.
Kolapo Alimi, the Commissioner for Information and Public Enlightenment, made the call in a statement issued on Sunday, saying Osun should now enter a period of healing and rebuilding after the governorship election.
The government expressed concern over immediate post-election disruptions in some parts of the state. It urged residents to allow the restoration of peaceful coexistence and rule-based interactions across all sectors of society.
Alimi also called on political actors to speak and act peacefully, stressing that the state must not relapse into the pre-election era of killings and violence.
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