The Osun State Police Command affirmed the capture on Wednesday.
Outfitted with a couple of pincers, it was found out that Ojo was at that point somewhere down in the demonstration when force supply was all of a sudden reestablished to the transformer.
The suspect was shocked and continued wounds in the hands, chest, and hindquarters, and was captured by the police.
The state Commissioner of Police, Johnson Kokumo, said the suspect had been moved to the State Criminal Investigation Bureau for additional examination concerning the issue.
Kokumo, who talked through the direction's representative, Folasade Odoro, said the suspect was captured following a tip-off on the exercises of vandals in the territory.
He cautioned that the direction would guarantee that those engaged with vandalism of open utilities just as those getting taken things from the vandals were managed to fill in as a hindrance to other people.
Kokumo expressed, "We have been observing the region following grumblings from the occupants about the exercises of vandals.
"On that specific day, Ibrahim Ojo was captured in the Araromi territory; as he was endeavoring to vandalize a transformer, power was abruptly reestablished.
"He supported wounds all over of his body and we will prosecute him upon the finish of examination concerning the issue.
We need to guarantee that the vandals and those getting the taken things from them are made to confront equity to fill in as a hindrance to other people."
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