Ibadan news

Ibadan is the largest city in Nigeria and the capital of Oyo State. Here are some recent news updates from Ibadan:

Breaking News

• Ibadan Records 10 New Cases of COVID-19 (Source: The Punch) - The Oyo State Government has announced that 10 new cases of COVID-19 have been recorded in Ibadan, bringing the total number of cases in the state to 34.
• Ibadan Residents Protest Over Poor Road Condition (Source: Vanguard) - Residents of Ibadan have taken to the streets to protest the poor condition of roads in the city, calling on the government to fix the roads.

Local News

• Ibadan Polytechnic Students Protest Over Unpaid Allowances (Source: The Nation) - Students of the Federal Polytechnic, Ibadan have protested over unpaid allowances, demanding that the government pays them their outstanding allowances.
• Ibadan Market Traders Protest Over Demolition of Stalls (Source: Leadership) - Traders at the popular Oja-Oba Market in Ibadan have protested over the demolition of their stalls by the Oyo State Government, claiming that they were not given adequate notice.

Crime and Security

• Ibadan Police Arrest 10 Suspects Over Robbery (Source: The Guardian) - The Oyo State Police Command has arrested 10 suspects over a robbery incident that occurred in Ibadan, recovering stolen items worth millions of naira.
• Ibadan Residents Cry Out Over Rising Cases of Kidnapping (Source: Daily Trust) - Residents of Ibadan have expressed concern over the rising cases of kidnapping in the city, calling on the government to take decisive action to curb the menace.

Education

• Ibadan University Students Protest Over Poor Infrastructure (Source: The Cable) - Students of the University of Ibadan have protested over the poor state of infrastructure in the institution, demanding that the government provides better facilities for them.
• Ibadan Polytechnic Lecturers Embark on Strike Over Unpaid Salaries (Source: Premium Times) - Lecturers of the Federal Polytechnic, Ibadan have embarked on a strike over unpaid salaries, demanding that the government pays them their outstanding salaries.

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