Despite Court Order, Governor Akeredolu’s Son Asked Security Operatives To Shoot At Us; Our Lands Are Being Destroyed – Ondo State Farmers | Sahara Reporters

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Ondo State farmers farming in the Oluwa Forest Reserve, South-West Nigeria have alleged the continued clearing of their farmlands despite a subsisting restraining order from the court. Despite the court order, the farmers in a statement on Tuesday said security operatives were again mobilised to the farms and “they claimed they have the directive of the governor’s son, Babajide Akeredolu”.

Despite Court Order, Governor Akeredolu’s Son Asked Security Operatives To Shoot At Us; Our Lands Are Being Destroyed – Ondo State FarmersDespite the court order, the farmers in a statement on Tuesday said security operatives were again mobilised to the farms and “they claimed they have the directive of the governor’s son, Babajide Akeredolu”.

The court, which was presided over by Justice Ademola Adegoroye, ordered the authorities involved to maintain the status quo until further pronouncement. However, despite the court order, the farmers in a statement on Tuesday said the security operatives were asked to shoot and kill anyone who dares to protest around the farms.

Source: Law Daily Report (lawdailyreport.net)

 

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