Law enforcement investigates gunfire attack on Osun APC party member

A resident of Osogbo, Taofeeq Mustapha, was shot by gunmen he said were travelling in a minibus around the Oluode Aranyin area of Osogbo, Osun State, on Saturday.
nMustapha, in a video obtained by our correspondent, claimed to be a member of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and alleged that he became a target of the assailants because he wore a fez cap made in the campaign colours of the APC and bearing the inscription “AMBO,” the acronym of his party’s governorship candidate, Bola Oyebamiji.
nIn the video, Mustapha, who had open wounds on his legs, further said in the Yoruba language, “They observed I had on my head a cap with AMBO inscription. They came in Sinna Bus and had on their head fez cap with Accord inscription.
n“They shot at me repeatedly. I escaped death narrowly. It was AMBO cap that I had on that made me their target. They have been after my life since. Nigerians must help me.”
nWhen contacted, the spokesperson for the Osun State Police Command, Abiodun Ojelabi, said the command was aware of the incident.
n“Probe has commenced into the incident. The victim was offered treatment but his family members insisted on taking him away for treatment.
n“We have launched investigation into the incident,” Ojelabi said.
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