The cleric gave the advice in llorin on Monday in  a sermon at  a special prayer for  Mr Tunde Mohammed on his elevation to the position  of  Chief Superintendent of  Police (CSP).

Erubu urged Nigerians to collectively work together toward ensuring violence-free elections irrespective of ethnic or religious affiliations.

He said no meaningful development could be attained in an atmosphere of chaos and acrimony in any part of the country.

The cleric also advised politicians to abide by the  rules and regulations governing the conduct of  elections  instead of  promoting  disputes.

The Magaji Nda of llorin, Alhaji Salihu Woru-Mohamned,  in his remarks  advised residents of  llorin Emirate to shun destructive tendencies in order to ensure successful polls  in 2019.

He also advised  residents of the emirate to shun acts capable of causing disaffection  and disunity in the emirate.

The newly promoted  CSP and  Commander of  the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS)  in Ekiti Police Command  commended the Inspector General of Police, Ibrahim Idris,  for strengthening  the squad.

He said the police leadership  had taken appropriate steps to strengthen SARS to make it more effective rather than scrapping it.

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