No death or injury was recorded early Thursday morning during a fire incident at the University of Ibadan, the institution and Oyo fire authorities have confirmed.
Stores such as Tinu-Ade Bookshop in Ibadan and VIC Bookstore in Abuja told Peoples Gazette the book has sold out since the arrest of Mr Farotimi preoccupied national headlines.
The general manager said the remote cause of the fire incident was traced to the plugging of electrical appliances unattended to.
David Chiahemba, 26, who allegedly stole an iPhone valued at N190,000, was brought before an Iyaganku Magistrates’ Court in Ibadan on Monday.
Meanwhile, the CP called the attention of well-meaning Nigerians to the plights of wives and children left behind by deceased police officers.
He explained that the GRM form is a data-friendly tool to streamline the process of lodging complaints and grievances.
Mojeed Yusuf, 69, on Thursday, appeared before the Iyaganku Magistrates’ Court Ibadan, charged with assaulting a landowner.
In a statement on Saturday, the institution said normal activities had commenced in the hospital.
The respondents said the absence of public toilets in places like markets, motor parks, and worship centres is a big threat to citizens’ well-being.
Residents of Oyo state trying to evade tax may soon go to jail and forfeit assets, warns the government.
