Mr Adeleke is seeking a second term, which either Messrs Oyebamiji or Salaam could deny him. The election build-up has been characterised by deadly violence between the APC and AP.
The EU-SDGN EOH expressed concern over allegations of misuse of force, police brutality, among others.
Mr Iniedu urged members of the public to comply fully with the restriction.
Personnel from various security formations have been stationed at INEC headquarters in Osogbo ahead of Saturday’s governorship election.
Mr Olajengbesi alleged that Mr Komolafe and his co-perpetrators were released following pressure from APC top shots.
The cleric urged politicians and their supporters to shun violence before, during, and after the elections.
The election is scheduled for Saturday, August 15, and security agencies are expected to maintain law and order before, during, and after voting.
The organisation expressed concern over reported killings and other security incidents in parts of the state ahead of the election.
Mr Adeleke said a commission of inquiry would establish the circumstances surrounding the incidents and recommend appropriate actions.
Residents of Osogbo on Friday besieged motor parks to travel to their registered polling units ahead of Saturday’s governorship election.
