Residents in the state believed that aggrieved Fulani must have torched the building, as the home of a Fulani leader was reportedly razed.
The controversial Yoruba agitator said he was happy to hear that no one was killed during the incident.
The property in Soka area of Ibadan was reportedly set ablaze on Tuesday morning.
This was conveyed in the panel’s notice of hearing seen by Peoples Gazette Monday evening.
Police authorities in Oyo are yet to take the controversial activist into custody, despite a directive from Force Headquarters to do so.
The traditional ruler has emphasised that the protests would continue if the government fails to listen to the people.
The violence, which broke out on Friday, was reportedly stoked before several police officers.
The soldiers from 35 Artillery Brigade, Alamala, Abeokuta, reportedly took part in the operation, which was designed to intimidate villagers.
There has been growing incidence of kidnappings and killings in the hinterlands of Oyo State.
“We have a common enemy. That enemy is not the Hausa Fulani who is looking for pasture for his flock,” Mr. Makinde said.
