Governor Adeleke Applauds EFCC's Operational Code Revision, Urges Due Process for Arrested OAU Students

Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State has extended his appreciation to the new leadership of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for their proactive response to the arrest of some students from Obafemi Awolowo University. He has also called for a swift and just due process in handling this matter.

Governor Adeleke expressed his admiration for the rapid modification of the commission's operational code, particularly the ban on nocturnal sting operations. He noted that the newfound emphasis on upholding the human rights of suspects represents a significant and positive shift, and he encouraged the EFCC to meticulously adhere to these newly established guidelines.

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The Governor emphasized that such immediate reforms are pivotal, not only to protect the commission's reputation but also to prevent unwarranted harassment of innocent individuals.

In a tweet made yesterday, Governor Adeleke assured the public that his Attorney General is actively monitoring the situation regarding the arrested students. The state government's primary objective is to ensure that the fundamental human rights of the students are respected, and that the case is processed efficiently.