A fire outbreak at a storey building in Ori-Eru, Idikan area of Ibadan, has claimed the lives of a husband, his wife, and their grandson.
A presiding magistrate in Ado-Ekiti also confiscated the activist’s passport on Friday morning.
Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa has approved the dissolution of the board and management of the Ondo State Radiovision Corporation (OSRC).
The driver attempted to flee the scene but was apprehended by OYRTMA officers and police personnel at the University of Ibadan area.
The respondent also asked the court to dissolve the marriage and begged the court to award him the custody of the five children.
Delivering judgment, the magistrate, O.O. Latunji, said that the sentence is based on evidence tendered before her by the police and his guilty plea.
Officials commended the manufacturer on the development of the host communities in the state through provision of infrastructure and empowerment programmes.
They were alleged to have unlawfully uttered and made threats to kill Governor Makinde in a video posted on social media.
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.
