His call stemmed from the allegation that ‘thugs’ of the Osun State Chapter of the APC stormed GOF junction, Osogbo the state capital to disrupt Ward 4 and 5 election results.

“Mr President, call your people to order. Osun APC thugs have invaded GOF junction, Osogbo to disrupt Ward 4 and 5 results.

“They have seen defeat and they are now trying to destroy ballot papers and boxes. Osogbo people will resist them.

“They want to start attacking everywhere. Osun people, mount your votes,” he tweeted.

The command said it had made detailed security arrangements to ensure the elections are peaceful, credible and free from disruption across the state’s 20 local government areas.

Police personnel have also been deployed to strategic locations across the state to protect lives, property and election materials.

The command warned against electoral violence, ballot box snatching, thuggery, vote buying and selling, voter intimidation and other actions that could interfere with the election.

“Perpetrators, sponsors, and their accomplices, irrespective of status or affiliation, will be arrested and prosecuted accordingly,” the statement said.

The police commissioner further assured residents that officers deployed for the election would remain professional and neutral, respect human rights and operate within the law.

The command urged eligible voters to come out and vote without fear. It also asked residents to report suspicious activities to the nearest police station or through the police emergency lines.

The police said it remained committed to providing a safe environment throughout the electoral process.