The Anti-Cult group has called on President Bola Tinubu’s administration to deploy security forces to the Ewu-Lemo community in Ogun State to restore peace and prevent further bloodshed. The community is embroiled in a land grabbing crisis, resulting in violence and displacement of residents.

Key Demands:

– Deployment of Security Forces: The Anti-Cult group is urging the government to deploy capable security forces to Ewu-Lemo to restore peace and stability.
– Protection of Citizens: The group emphasized the need for the government to protect law-abiding citizens and ensure their safety.
– Accountability: They also demanded that the government investigate and bring to justice those responsible for the violence and land grabbing.

The group’s national leader, Akin Okunowo, expressed deep concerns over the government’s failure to act decisively in the face of growing violence, alleged land grabbing, and displacement of residents. He warned that if the government fails to act, the community might resort to self-defense.

This development comes amid rising insecurity in various parts of the country, with other groups also urging the government to take decisive action to address the issue. For instance, Gani Adams, Aare Onakakanfo of Yorubaland, has called for the decentralization of Nigeria’s security architecture to end bloodshed.