According to the governor, security is not the responsibility of the government alone.
A woman, identified as Habibat Azeez, said many residents had deserted the town.
The state police spokesperson, Ayanlade Olayinka, told the Peoples Gazette that the command was aware of the video.
Mr Makinde urged them to see the appointments as a call to service.
Mr Owoseni noted that Accord Party stood out among other political parties due to its ability to attract organic grassroots support.
“It is only through continued unity that the people of the state can continue to reap the benefits of the administration,” he said.
He said his administration would continue to build a conducive work environment through policies and collective effort.
The Accord Party described the inclusion of its flag in the coalition as “political impersonation and misrepresentation.”
According to him, the conditions of the courts outside Ibadan were even worse.
The ex-minister resigned on Wednesday to pursue his ambition as the next governor of Oyo State.
