By Idowu Adebomi, Ado Ekiti

An All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain in Ekiti State, Chief Mrs Abimbola Olajumoke, has accused Ekiti State Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji and the Senator representing Ekiti South Senatorial District, Yemi Adaramodu, of masterminding the arrest of her son by operatives of the Rapid Response Squad (RRS).

Olajumoke, a former aspirant in the APC’s 2026 governorship race, made the allegation in a series of posts on her social media platforms, claiming that a team of RRS operatives stormed her residence and took her son away.

She described the action as an abduction and alleged that her son was beaten during the operation, sustaining injuries, and subsequently denied medical treatment.

According to her, the officers were allegedly deployed to her home on the instruction of Governor Oyebanji and Senator Adaramodu, ostensibly to arrest her, but instead apprehended her son.

“Senator Yemi Adaramodu and Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji are the masterminds of my son’s illegal abduction from my residence,” she wrote. “They beat up my son and used a mop to clean his blood, and they have refused him medical attention.”

She called on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, First Lady Oluremi Tinubu, and other prominent leaders of the APC to intervene and ensure the immediate release of her son.

Olajumoke further alleged that Senator Adaramodu targeted her after she accused him of hoarding funds meant for constituency projects in Ekiti South Senatorial District, an allegation the senator has not publicly addressed.

She also linked the incident to her long-running political dispute with the Ekiti State government, noting that she has been openly critical of Governor Oyebanji since her disqualification from the APC governorship primaries.

She described the disqualification as illegal and disclosed that she is currently challenging the eligibility of the governor’s candidacy in court.

As of the time of filing this report, neither the Ekiti State Government nor Senator Adaramodu had issued an official response to the allegations.

The Ekiti State Police Command has also not commented on the claims regarding the RRS operation.