Ms Tunwase said at a stakeholders’ meeting on October 11 at Joju, Ota that the Sango-Ota district business owed the company N28 billion.
Mr Abiodun said introducing CNG mass transit buses in Nigeria would revolutionise the entire transport sector of the nation.
Police said the suspect did not deny the incident, but claimed to be a native doctor and was attempting to revive the deceased.
The police command in Ogun has arrested four members of a robbery syndicate terrorising Sango-Ota and its environs.
The woman confessed that she sold the baby to someone in Lagos for N600,000 during interrogation.
Ms Oseni said that two persons sustained varying degrees of injuries, while five others escaped unhurt.
The police command in Ogun on Tuesday said it arrested a 33-year-old woman, Ifeoma Ossai, for killing her 50-year-old landlord in Sango-Ota.
Police spokesman Abimbola Oyeyemi said on Friday that though the people had the right to protest, they should not disrupt public peace.
The protesters said the bonfire was “to demonstrate to show our grievances as we can no longer bear this hardship.”
A 19-year-old man, Ibrahim Yaya, is facing criminal charges for stealing a TV and other valuables worth N4 million.
