Chaos and calm follow the Ibadan explosion as Governor Makinde reassures citizens. Find out the latest updates and details here!
The recent explosion in Ibadan, the capital city of Oyo State, has left residents in shock and fear. Governor Seyi Makinde's prompt response and assurance to the people to remain calm have helped ease tensions. The blast, attributed to explosives stored by illegal miners, resulted in casualties and widespread destruction in the Bodija neighborhood. Search and rescue operations are ongoing to assist those affected by the tragic incident.
Eyewitnesses described the terrifying moments when the explosion reverberated across the ancient city, causing chaos and panic. Unconfirmed reports suggest that dangerous explosive materials were being warehoused in the area, exacerbating the impact of the blast. Governor Makinde, while addressing the situation, emphasized the need for stringent regulations to prevent such disasters in the future.
In a surprising turn of events, the Ibadan explosion also rendered a former deputy governor homeless, highlighting the far-reaching consequences of the incident. Additionally, prominent figures like President Bola Tinubu have called for justice and punishment for those responsible for the tragedy. The aftermath of the explosion serves as a stark reminder of the importance of safety measures and regulations in handling explosive materials.
The Ibadan explosion not only caused fatalities but also left many injured and buildings collapsed. It underscores the risks associated with illegal mining activities and the critical need for enforcement of safety protocols. As investigations continue to unravel the full extent of the incident, the focus remains on supporting the affected individuals and implementing preventive measures to avoid similar disasters in the future.
Seyi Makinde, governor of Oyo State, says two people were killed in the Ibadan explosion on Tuesday night.
Di Oyo State goment don urge residents say make dem remain calm afta explosion rock Ibadan, di capital city for di late hours of Tuesday 17, January.
"Governor Seyi Makinde implores citizens to calm down and be assured that their interests are being looked after," an official said.
The Oyo State Government has allayed the fears of residents of the state capital city, Ibadan, following an explosion on Tuesday night, saying it was on ...
MANY casualties are feared after an explosion rocked an area in Ibadan, Oyo state. The blast occurred on Tuesday, January 16, at about 7:30 pm and has ...
Eyewitness accounts claimed the explosion sent shock waves across the ancient city. Unconfirmed reports say dangerous explosive materials were warehoused at the ...
The Oyo State Government says relevant agencies are carrying out search and rescue operations at the scene of Tuesday's explosion in Ibadan, ...
Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde has said that two people were killed in the explosion that rocked Ibadan, the state capital on Tuesday evening.
An explosion that rocked Ibadan's Bodija neighbourhood yesterday,has been attributed to illegally stored explosives by unauthorised miners...
The explosion occurred at Adeyi Avenue, Bodija, although it was heard and felt in many parts of Ibadan, the Oyo state capital.
The Oyo State governor, Seyi Makinde, has said that preliminary investigations by security agencies have revealed that the explosion that rocked the Bodija.
Early investigations suggest the blast may have been caused by explosives stored by illegal miners.
On Tuesday, January 16, an Ibadan explosion left scores injured and properties destroyed. Here's what we know so far.
AT least two people died, and 77 others were injured from an explosion at the Bodija area of Ibadan, Oyo state, on Wednesday, January 16.
Three people died and 77 were injured after a blast caused by explosives rocked more than 20 buildings in one of Nigeria's largest cities.
Residents of Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, were, on Tuesday thrown into confusion as an explosion rocked parts of the city, leaving two dead โฆ
At least two people were killed and dozens injured when explosives stored at a private residence detonated in Nigeria's Oyo state, its governor said on ...
I am one of the residents of Dejo Oyelese Close. My house was affected. We were just watching a football match when the explosion occurred.
President Bola Tinubu has expressed sadness over the devastating explosion that occurred on Tuesday night in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, ...
A survivor of the explosion that rocked Ibadan has said it was foreigners, who engaged in illegal mining activities, that caused it.
Governor Makinde threw this challenge to well-meaning citizens of the state when he paid an inspection visit to the site of the blast where he lamented the ...