Mr Makinde approved the suspension “in exercise of the powers conferred on him.”
The governor said with the order, such an incident would not reoccur in the state.
Mr Alonge said two corpses were recovered from the rumbles between Wednesday night and Thursday morning.
Mr Alake condoled with Mr Makinde and the people of Oyo State over the incident.
“They have been evacuated from the compound and moved to a friend’s house.’’
The governor vowed that those found culpable in the explosion would be brought to book.
The governor said the government exists to look after the welfare of the people.
“We urge you to work with us as we seek to bring sanity to the state.’’
The governor said that the challenges facing the country were not insurmountable with prayers, patience and decisive actions.
Mr Adeleke said that the estimated property lost during the incidents was N1.865 billion.
