Otunba Oluseye Opatoki, a prominent figure in the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) of Oyo State, has voiced urgent demands for the release of Benedict Akika, a stalwart of the party who was abducted recently. Akika, a well-regarded community leader and the founder of the Omituntun Benedict Foundation, was seized from his home in Ibadan, Oyo State.
In his condemnation of the abduction, Opatoki has called on local authorities to expedite efforts for Akika’s safe recovery. He underscored the critical need for swift action, describing Akika as a cornerstone of the local community whose kidnapping has deeply unsettled residents. Opatoki has urged law enforcement agencies to ramp up their efforts to locate and capture the perpetrators.
Opatoki has expressed strong confidence in the capabilities of security forces to resolve the situation effectively. He commended both government and security agencies for their ongoing efforts and stressed the importance of their continued vigilance. The call for Akika’s return has resonated widely, with many demanding his immediate release.
The case has ignited significant concern among the public, amplifying calls for Akika’s liberation. Opatoki’s appeal highlights the necessity for unity and collaborative action to tackle such community crises, reinforcing the commitment of authorities to prioritize and resolve the ongoing situation.