Chaos At APC Rally As Female Security Operative Shoves Aiyedatiwa’s ADC Off Stage

An Aide-de-Camp (ADC) attached to Ondo State Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa has reportedly sustained a fractured leg after being pushed off an elevated stage by a female security operative during the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential campaign rally at the Akure Township Stadium.

The incident occurred on Wednesday as security personnel were attempting to clear the entrance to the elevated stage ahead of the arrival of the Presidential Campaign Council and Vice-President Kashim Shettima.

According to Bush Radio Academy, the confrontation resulted in the governor’s ADC falling from the stage and sustaining a leg injury that reportedly left him unable to stand or walk.

The injured officer was immediately evacuated to a nearby hospital for urgent medical attention. His absence was reportedly noticed while Governor Aiyedatiwa was addressing the large gathering at the rally.

The incident also triggered tension among members of the governor’s security team, who allegedly attempted to confront the female operative involved in the altercation.

However, the situation was brought under control following the intervention of the governor’s Chief Security Detail, who reportedly prevented the confrontation from escalating further.

In a separate incident at the rally, another security officer stationed at the VIP entrance allegedly struck the Ondo State APC Chairman, Kolawole Babatunde, while screening individuals attempting to gain access to the stage.

The officer was reportedly unaware of the party chairman’s identity and allegedly hit him while carrying out the security screening exercise.

The two incidents have raised concerns over security arrangements and the conduct of personnel assigned to manage access to the stage during the high-profile political gathering.

Further details surrounding the incidents and possible reactions from the relevant security authorities are still awaited.