Mr Ijeh stated that the directive involved the establishments in the sector.
The state police spokesperson said other bandits fled after sustaining gunshot wounds.
Mr Sanwo-Olu gave the assurance during the second phase of compensation for affected Oworonshoki residents, where more displaced persons received payments.
The prosecutor said the offence contravenes the provisions of sections 390(9) and 516 of the Criminal Law of Oyo State, 2000.
The week-long programme focused on training 300 families from the 10 communities on fishery and piggery businesses.
The commissioner urged the participants to consider themselves as peace ambassadors in their respective communities.
The workers went on strike to demand financial autonomy for the state’s legislature.
The FRSC official said that out of the 32 victims, 27 were males, four were females, and one was a minor.
The council boss noted that with the demarcation exercise, his administration had successfully resolved the issue amicably.
Mr Sadiq said it undermines efforts to maintain cleanliness, adding that individuals, political groups, religious bodies, and businesses must desist from the practice.
