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  Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State has called on the Inspector General of Police (IGP) to direct the Osun State Police Command to immediately cease what he described as support for "sacked" local government chairmen following a Federal High Court judgment delivered in Osogbo on Monday. Addressing journalists during a press briefing on recent political developments in the state, Adeleke said the court's dismissal of an application seeking tenure elongation for the chairmen affirmed that their tenure had legally expired. The governor congratulated what he described as the authentic elected local government chairmen, noting that the judgment aligned with constitutional provisions and reinforced the Supreme Court's position that tenure elongation is unconstitutional. According to Adeleke, the court also ruled that the affected chairmen lacked the legal standing to institute the suit, further weakening their claim to office. "Based on today's judgment, I the...
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Arsenal Paint London Red as Record 1.5 Million Fans Flood Historic Victory Parade – Metropolitan Police

 


By OrionTimes Sports Desk | June 1, 2026

London witnessed an unforgettable football celebration as Arsenal's victory parade reportedly became the largest public parade ever held in the United Kingdom, with an estimated 1.5 million supporters turning out to celebrate the Gunners' historic achievement.



According to reports attributed to the Metropolitan Police, the massive turnout eclipsed previous records, transforming the streets of North London into a sea of red and white as jubilant fans gathered to welcome their heroes.

From the early hours of the day, supporters occupied major roads, public squares, and vantage points along the parade route, creating a carnival-like atmosphere rarely seen in English football. Chants echoed through the capital while Arsenal flags and banners dominated the skyline.

The open-top bus procession carried players, coaches, and club officials through packed streets as fans celebrated a campaign that will be remembered for generations. The scenes reflected not only the club's success on the pitch but also the deep emotional connection Arsenal maintains with millions of supporters across the world.

Football analysts described the parade as a landmark moment in British sporting history, highlighting the extraordinary scale of attendance and the passion displayed by Arsenal faithful. The reported figure of 1.5 million attendees underscores the club's immense popularity and global reach.

For many fans, the occasion was more than a trophy celebration. It represented years of unwavering loyalty, belief, and anticipation finally rewarded. Families, longtime supporters, and young fans alike joined in the festivities, creating memories that will endure long after the celebrations have ended.

The record-breaking turnout serves as yet another reminder of Arsenal's status as one of world football's most influential institutions. As the celebrations continued late into the evening, one thing became abundantly clear: North London belonged to Arsenal, and their supporters had made history alongside their team.

With an estimated 1.5 million fans painting the capital red, Arsenal's victory parade will be remembered as one of the greatest public sporting celebrations ever witnessed in the United Kingdom.

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