Then Nigeria Police have asked media and the public to stop spreading and disregard all information saying it helped in conveying cash for Mr. Tunji Ajuloopin using it helicopter.
The Police in a statement powered by Public Relations Officer, DSP Jimoh Moshood said the helicopter which landed at ST. PAUL PRIMARY SCHOOL, OMUARAN, Kwara State was deployed for surveillance against the Bye-election which will take place on Saturday, 17th November, to fill the vacant Seat in EKITI/IREPODUN/OKE-ERO/ISIN Federal Constituency and for the Airlift of Police Officers for the Election.
“The Force categorically wishes to let the public be aware that the Police Helicopter and vehicle in the picture being circulated were not used to convey any Cash and the vehicle does not belong to Mr. Tunji Ajuloopin as claimed in the report or to any other politician.”
He said there cash offload into any vehicle at OMUARAN.
“The Force sees the report as desperate and deliberate blackmail to misinform the public which should be discouraged by all. Members of the public, most especially Electorates are hereby enjoined to disregard the Publication.”
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