He made this known on Sunday stating that: “For two months now, peace has returned to Mushin. Thanks to our governor, who picked up the gang leaders and their boys disappeared. Mushin is now safe, no longer a hotbed of criminality. The hoodlums are killing themselves and not hoodlums versus the people.
Olatunji, a Mushin chairmanship aspirant for the July council polls also said, “We are grateful to the governor for his intervention; the criminals are not from Mushin, but from other parts of the state. I am born and bred in Mushin and like others, we grew up to imbibe some virtues to become responsible citizens. Not everybody in Mushin are criminals.”
He noted that gangsterism, not robberies had reigned in the area. He said: “the supremacy fight between the gangs had always unleashed a reign of terror on Mushin.”
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