A former lawmaker in Osun State has sparked outrage after allegedly threatening to kill Femi Onigbogi, warning him not to come out in public. In a viral audio clip making the rounds on social media, the ex-lawmaker was heard saying that Onigbogi would be killed if he showed up anywhere. The threat has raised serious safety concerns and prompted calls for immediate intervention from security agencies to prevent possible violence.

The incident has generated heated reactions from residents, political observers, and human rights advocates, who described the threat as reckless and dangerous. Many have called on the Osun State Police Command to investigate the matter thoroughly and ensure the safety of Femi Onigbogi. Some also criticized the growing culture of political intimidation and the use of threats to silence opponents or critics in the state.

Civil society groups have urged law enforcement authorities not to treat the issue lightly, stressing that such comments can incite violence or lead to tragic outcomes if ignored. They also called for public officials and political figures to be held accountable for their actions, regardless of their position or influence. The group further appealed to the public to remain calm and allow the police to carry out their investigation.

As of the time of this report, security agencies have not issued an official statement on the matter. However, pressure is mounting for the authorities to act swiftly to prevent any potential harm and restore confidence in the rule of law. The situation continues to draw attention, with many Nigerians demanding justice and protection for Femi Onigbogi.