Ayorinde Commiserate With Victims Of Explosion In Ibadan, Commends Makinde For Being Proactive

CHIEF BOLAJI AYORINDE, SAN

The Chairman, Oyo State Advisory Council, Chief Bolaji Ayorinde, SAN, has extended heartfelt commiserations to the governments and people of Oyo State, and those who lost family members and friends in the devastating explosion which occurred on Tuesday in Bodija, Ibadan.

Ayorinde in a statement sympathised with the victims of the unfortunate incident and wished those injured a speedy recovery.

He assured them that the prayers and thoughts of Nigerians were with the many affected by the severe disaster and its aftershocks.

GOVERNOR SEYI MAKINDE 

He urged the people to remain calm and cooperate with the Oyo State Government in providing succour for the victims and the unravelling of the immediate cause of the blasts. 

Furthermore, he said the Oyo State Governor's Advisory Council would fully support Governor Seyi Makinde led administration in these trying times.

According to Ayorinde the State governor, Engineer Seyi Makinde had already visited the scene of the unfortunate incident, which resulted in death and injury to residents in the vicinity and also impacted properties. 

He noted that the State governor in his proactive manner had already deployed first responders and all relevant agencies within Oyo State to carry out comprehensive search and rescue operations. 

"It is a sad development. I like to express my condolences to the Oyo State Government and the people affected in the unfortunate incident.

“Already, the State government had deployed earth moving equipment, ambulances, emergency lights, and security were deployed to the scene of the incident. 

“The wounded and injured are being treated and moved to public and private hospitals within Ibadan. Medical personnel are on standby at these hospitals to provide all needed assistance to the injured. We have visited UCH to see some of those injured during the incident.

"In total, we have 77 injured victims so far, most of whom were treated and discharged and 2 fatalities. May their souls rest in peace and may God give their loved ones the fortitude to bear this irreparable loss,” the SAN added.

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