Igboho later told the media that he was disappointed that he was attacked by men of SSS without committing any offence.
The governor said that the Southwest PDP was ready to hold its congress and produce largely acceptable zonal executives.
Governor Makinde, however, stated that the Iroko market, where the crisis originated from remains closed.
On herdsmen crisis, Mr. Akeredolu appealed that journalists had a duty, more than any other person, to carry news as they are.
The governor blamed intelligence failure for the victimisation of the Fulani cattle herders.
Kano-born victims of inter-ethnic clash at Shasha market received N100,000 each as support.
The governor warned residents not to take laws into their own hands.
“The violent incidents in #Oyo and other places must be investigated promptly, independently and fairly. #ProtectAllLives”.
The presidency’s intervention comes days after bitter ethnic clashes have caused wanton destruction around the market community.
A witness told NAN that the cart pusher, from the northern part of the country, stabbed the cobbler, a Yoruba, with a knife.
