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Oyo Threatens Arrest Of Troublemakers During Masquerader Festival
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OYO THREATENS ARREST OF TROUBLEMAKERS DURING MASQUERADER FESTIVAL

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The Oyo State Government has issued a strong warning that individuals who attempt to disrupt public peace during the upcoming masquerader festival will be arrested and prosecuted.


 

The warning comes as preparations intensify for the annual cultural celebration, which is expected to attract large crowds across various communities in the state.


 

Authorities said security agencies have been placed on alert to ensure that the festival is conducted peacefully without incidents of violence or public disorder.


 

The government emphasized that while the masquerader festival remains an important cultural heritage event, lawlessness and misconduct will not be tolerated.


 

Officials urged participants and spectators to adhere strictly to established guidelines and respect public safety regulations throughout the celebration.


 

Security operatives are expected to be deployed to strategic locations to monitor activities and respond swiftly to any disturbances.


 

Community leaders and traditional institutions have also been encouraged to sensitise participants on the need for peaceful conduct.


 

The state government noted that previous festivals have experienced isolated cases of clashes, prompting stricter enforcement measures this year.


 

Residents have been advised to cooperate with security agencies and report any suspicious behaviour during the festivities.


 

The government reaffirmed its commitment to preserving cultural heritage while maintaining law and order across the state.


 

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