Politics
Submit Reports of Election Violence Before Friday, Imole Campaign Council Tells Osun Residents
By Joseph Sunday
OSOGBO — The Imole Campaign Council, TICC, says it is finalizing documentation of all victims of election-related violence recorded before, during and after the Osun State Governorship Election.
In a statement issued on Tuesday in Osogbo and signed by its Spokesperson, Pelumi Olajengbesi, Esq., the Council commiserated with individuals and families who suffered death, injury, assault, loss of property, arrest or other forms of violence linked to the exercise.
According to the Council, the documentation exercise, which was announced earlier, is now at its final stage, and it urged members of the public who are yet to report cases to come forward.
It stressed that the exercise is non-partisan and covers all victims, regardless of political affiliation, party membership or voting preference.
The Council said the documentation is aimed at providing a credible basis for pursuing justice, accountability, support and compensation for victims and their families.
It requested that reports should contain the following details:
- 1. Name of victim
- 2. Local Government, Ward and Community
- 3. Phone number or contact details of next-of-kin
- 4. Nature of incident – death, injury, assault, property damage or arrest
- 5. Date and location of incident
- 6. Brief account of what happened
- 7. Available evidence – photos, videos, medical or police reports, witnesses
- 8. Current condition or status of the victim
The Council asked that all outstanding reports and evidence be sent via text message or WhatsApp to +234 703 743 9142 on or before Friday, August 21, 2026.