Sent in by Oluwole Ige in Osogbo
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, on Tuesday in Osogbo, Osun State capital said that the federal government would explore community policing and neighbourhood watch programme to tackle growing insecurity in the South Western part of the country.
He maintained that government through the relevant security agencies and stakeholders would collaborate effectively with the traditional rulers to further strengthen the security at the local level.
Osinbajo made these disclosures while briefing journalists at the Osun State Government House, Oke Fia shortly after the end of consultative stakeholders’ meeting with traditional rulers.
According to him, “the theme of our discussion is security and we spent quite a lot of time to understand the security architecture of the state and also to identify where the difficulties may lie. You know that we have already held consultation with all the state governors, including governors from the South West.”
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