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KwaraTraditionalists-Muslims clash: Police to officially take up case

By Udesinanna Stephen

Following the crisis in Ilorin, Kwara State, between some Traditionalists and Muslims, the Nigeria Police Force has said it will officially take up the case.

The Public Relations Officer of the Force, Prince Olumuyiwa Adejobi said this via his Twitter handle @Princemoye1 while responding to one Omo Shodipo, @quazim_owolabi.

The PR Officer said, “I will officially take it up and advise the authority appropriately. I am a certified conflict manager, and I have been discussing with my colleagues who are experts as well.

Earlier, Omo Shodipo lamented on the crisis via his Twitter handle @quazim_owolabi: “@Princemoye1 this harassment is becoming alarming; a reprisal from the Isese adherents might cause a big chaos…its time the Muslims in Ilorin be cautioned. Please act on this, Sirs….Irè o”

It could be recalled, the PUNCH reported that “A Muslim group, Majlisu Shabab li Ulamahu Society, in Ilorin, Kwara State, went to the house of a traditional religion priestess to warn her to desist from holding any Isese festival in the state capital. The priestess, Yeye Ajesikemi Olokun Omolara Olatunji, an Osun devotee, had reportedly released fliers announcing a three-day traditional event aimed at celebrating certain Yoruba deities.”

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