Mr Aderinto said the growing impact of climate change demanded urgent, coordinated action from all stakeholders.
Mr Aderinto advised residents not to panic, as most flooding was expected to be temporary.
Mr Aderinto said that the use of such timber in construction could compromise structural integrity and endanger lives.
Mr Lam-Adesina stated, “We as pacesetters should lead by example.”
The Oyo government has advised residents to stop open defecation and indiscriminate dumping of waste.
Governor Seyi Makinde has sacked the secretary to the state government, Olanike Adeyemo.
This is part of the government’s efforts to upgrade all the 351 centres in the state.
The reconstituted task force is to be chaired by the executive assistant to Mr Makinde on intervention, Aderonke Adedayo.
The buildings were shut down during the sensitisation and enforcement campaign to commemorate the 2022 World Clean-up Day.
