Ms Hamunyela said that the animals fell from a deep cliff into the river, with some tumbling over each other.
Mr Aikomo stated, “It is in the interest of justice to discontinue these charges,
It emphasised the need for organisers of gatherings involving minors to secure permits from relevant authorities before proceeding with such events.
Ms Ezekwesili criticised Mr Tinubu and other Nigerian politicians for impoverishing the people and said they should be held responsible for the tragedies.
“We are saddened that as a result of harsh economic realities, many people…throng every palliative event in search of what to eat,” said Mr Chinda.
Mr Sanwo-Olu, in a statement on Saturday, also extended his condolences to the families who lost their loved ones during the sad events.
No fewer than 10 people, including children, lost their lives, while 10 others sustained injuries in the stampede.
Mr Osifeso said the case had been transferred to the Homicide Section of the SCID, Iyaganku.
Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo issued a statement vowing to hold those involved in the unfortunate incident accountable.
Medical authorities said the stampede in Mughalghari village in Uttar Pradesh.
