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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 32071, member: 636"]
Tensions eased for three warring communities after Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke announced a curfew reduction. Communities struggling with ongoing conflicts have seen significant improvements toward peaceful resolution.

Adeleke dramatically shortened nighttime restrictions from 17 hours to 12 hours across Erin-Osun, Ifon, and Ilobu areas. His official statement highlights growing cooperation between local traditional leaders and community members working to restore calm.

Security forces will continue maintaining round-the-clock surveillance using combined teams from the Nigerian Army, Police, and Civil Defence Corps. Authorities emphasize zero tolerance for potential lawlessness or further escalation of existing tensions.

Examination candidates can breathe easier knowing they will experience minimal disruption during critical testing periods. Due to the relaxed restrictions, students preparing for WAEC, NECO, and JAMB examinations will face fewer obstacles.

The governor established a specialized 100-member crisis resolution committee tasked with finding comprehensive solutions to long-standing disputes. Community members both locally and abroad are urged to support peaceful negotiations and collaborate toward sustainable conflict resolution.

Violence initially erupted mid-March, prompting immediate government intervention with strict movement controls. Subsequent diplomatic efforts and strategic security deployments have gradually transformed the volatile situation into a more stable environment.
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