Following the violent attack, the Governor, during his sympathy visit to Oba Oyewumi, pledged N100 million for the repairs and renovation of the historical monument, with an immediate disbursement of N10 million during the said visit.
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The suspects were Olaoluwa Busayo, Olagoke David, Olusola Matthew, Amole Adebayo, Adedokun Segun and Ganiyu Saheed.
A group within the state’s chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party, which identified itself as PDP-Visionaries, gave this position on Sunday, stating that Lanlehin’s new-found penchant for attacking the governor is an ill-wind that can blow the ex-lawmaker no good.
In the said audio, the Proprietress alleged that she visited the headquarters of the Task Force in order to secure the release of one of her students who was arrested for illegal dumping of waste within Ibadan metropolis and that things turned awry after her encounter with some of the Task Force men, who allegedly accused her of obstructing their work and ordered her arrested.
Residents of the state can report cases of police violations via the email address, reportpolice@mail.oyostate.gov.ng or through the link on the Oyo State website, https://oyostate.gov.ng/reportpolice/, where they can fill out a form.
The warning came against the backdrop of the State recording 72 new confirmed cases on Friday.
The Media Aide in a response to a statement credited to the Lanlehin Media Bureau, declared that the Senator could easily make his point without struggling to drag Makinde into every matter.
The governor, in a condolence message to the management of Tribune Newspapers, the Oyediran and Awolowo families, maintained that the eldest daughter of the first Premier of Western Region, Pa Obafemi Awolowo, who died in Ibadan on Friday, made a huge mark on the society.
Fayose said this in a statement on Thursday by his Media Aide, Lere Olayinka.
The foremost monarch said this on Tuesday when he was visited by the France Ambassador to Nigeria, Pasquier Jerome, who had earlier visited Makinde and major tourist sites alongside his entourage before arriving in the ancient town of Oyo.
Governor Makinde stated this on Tuesday, while addressing the #EndSARS protesters, who converged on the Government Secretariat, Agodi, Ibadan.
Makinde stated this while receiving a delegation of the French Government, led by the French Ambassador to Nigeria, Jerome Pasquier, at the Executive Council Chambers of the Governor’s Office, Agodi, Ibadan.
The Chairman of the Campaign Council, who is also the Governor of Oyo State, Engr. Seyi Makinde, who addressed newsmen in Akure on Thursday, raised the alarm, declaring that the people of Ondo State could be shortchanged if Ogunbodede is allowed to serve as the Returning Officer.
Fayose was making his way to the podium at the campaign ground when a hoodlum, ostensibly acting on instruction, moved towards him and removed his cap.
Makinde, who spoke on Sunday shortly after a meeting with the Assistant Inspector General of Police and the Commissioner of Police in charge of the state, accused the ruling APC in Ondo State of masterminding electoral violence to subvert the will of the voters.
Makinde, who stated this in his State Broadcast in commemoration of the country’s diamond jubilee, said the country has got some things right in the last 60 years, noting that the current democratic experience is one of the positives that must be maintained and nurtured to maturity.
The governor’s aide stated that contrary to criticisms by the gubernatorial candidate of the All Progressives Congress in the 2019 election, Adebayo Adelabu, that none of the promises Makinde made to the electorate has been fulfilled, Makinde has in the last one year and four months placed the state on a sound footing for economic expansion and put in place policies and programmes that are lifting the people from poverty to prosperity.
The Governor, who spoke through his Deputy, Engr. Rauf Olaniyan, made the call shortly after a Special Jumat Prayer held at the Oja-ba Central Mosque, Ibadan, in commemoration of Nigeria’s forthcoming 60th anniversary on October 1.
The governor, who inaugurated the committee at the Government House, Agodi, Ibadan, said the committee would evaluate and assess the performance of the local government caretaker chairmen in the state.
The estate, which is estimated to cost about N2.5 billion, according to the governor, will enhance affordable housing to all and sundry in the state.