Olufemi Onireti pays condolence visit to Oloka village, demands justice be served

Olufemi Onireti pays condolence visit to Oloka village, demands justice be served

Yinka ADETUNJI

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Mr. Olufemi Onireti has paid a visit to Oloka near Ikoyi in Oriire local government area of Oyo state, to condole the people of the village over the recent attack by bandits in the area.

Recall that Tuesday night unspecified numbers of men suspected to be bandits stormed the community and killed five park rangers with the Nigeria Park Service at their post. The incident has generated a lot of uproars and attracted sympathies.

Onireti a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party PDP having previously issued a press release identifying with the families of the victims and the people of Oloka and Oriire local government area at large still made time Saturday to condole the people physically.

In a post Onireti said, “I visited Oloka village this morning to sympathize with the people and the families affected by the killing of five Nigeria Park Service Forest Guards.”

He described the visit as painful in the light of the overwhelming grief and fear ominously hanging over the community.

“It was a painful visit, meeting families and community members still struggling to come to terms with what happened.

“I shared in their grief and offered my condolences, knowing that nothing can truly fill the gap their loved ones have left behind.”

Regretting the killing in the course of their lawful duty, and advocating justice be served in earnest, he noted, “These were men who went about their duties honestly, serving their community.