Governor Seyi Makinde has identified the company responsible for storing the explosives that caused the explosion in Ibadan. He promises to bring the culprits to justice and ensure the welfare of the victims. An Emergency Operation Centre has been set up to oversee search and rescue efforts.
The company responsible for storing the explosives that caused the explosion in Ibadan has been identified. Governor Seyi Makinde has promised to bring the culprits to justice and ensure the welfare of the victims.
An Emergency Operation Centre has been set up to oversee search and rescue efforts.
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