Oke said this on Thursday while tending to a question and answer session on the condition of the country at the Redemption Camp of the Redeemed Christian Church of God in Mowe, Ogun State.

He said, “We appeal to the public authority to ensure that there is value in the cooperation and portrayal in administration by individuals. Until that is done, disturbance won’t ever stop. On the off chance that we quiet Nnamdi Kanu and Sunday Igboho, others will rise.”

Kanu, the head of the Indigenous People of Biafra, was re-captured by security agents fourteen days prior, while Ighoho house was attacked by the Department of State Services last week. The two men were rebel fomenters.

Oke added, “The lone thing that will stop tumults is acceptable administration, and by great administration, we are discussing the public authority where everyone feels that they have an equivalent stake, equivalent freedom, equivalent portrayal. Since certain individuals feel minimized and sidelined, there will consistently be instigators who will support the reason for liberation of their kin.”

Oke likewise spoke to the public authority to focus on the security of lives and property in the country.

“We see the endeavors of the public authority in managing weakness to a great extent, yet we need the work to be more purposeful, better planned and tenaciously sought after without dread or favor; not to support any group, any gathering or crook, however doing it a foul play and with the dread of God and managing frailty viably.