Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa on Thursday inaugurated roads and water projects in Akure metropolis as part of activities marking the first anniversary of his administration.
Mr Aisida argued that there were many pressing issues that the government should focus on.
Police said a suspect, Jayeola Joshua, was arrested along with two others, while 15 young girls aged 20 to 26 were accommodated in an apartment in Alagbaka, Akure.
NLC said the move to demolish the staff quarters for urban renewal projects would cause friction between Mr Aiyedatiwa’s government and the union.
Mr Ibitoye appealed to those who were still driving without obtaining valid licences to immediately regularise their documents.
The materials, which included ballot papers and results sheets, arrived at the CBN office on Monday afternoon.
The protesters alleged that the state REC, Oluwatoyin Babalola, was romancing a particular political party in the state.
The Ondo governor said Mr Akeredolu lived a fulfilled and well-spent life.
Scores of public school pupils and students were seen leaving their school premises for their various homes.
They also demanded that the governor “resume or resign” within the next three days and cease governing the state by proxy.
