Mr Idahosa said he had visited the site consecutively from Friday to Monday to monitor the work.
He urged Mr Adeleke to see the outcome of the election as a renewed mandate to unite the state.
He attributed the development to poor remuneration and declining welfare conditions in the university.
Hussaini Ibrahim, spokesman for the Niger State Emergency Management Agency (NSEMA) said the victims were four men and one female.
Mr Ofoyeju said that the operations were carried out at Ugboku, Igbanke Forest.
The chairman urged young engineers to embrace continuous professional development.
He described the vandalisation of Mr Igbokwe’s residence as unacceptable.
The prosecutor said the defendant and one other suspect, still at large, committed the offence on August 7 in Ado-Ekiti.
Kwara State government on Monday inaugurated a comprehensive viral hepatitis elimination roadmap.
Mr Mgbudem said the election was a powerful testament to the people’s resolve to choose their governor freely and peacefully and protect their votes despite all odds.
