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OYO POLICE ISSUES NOTICE OF TRAFFIC DIVERSION AHEAD OF MAY 29.(PHOTO).



OYO POLICE ISSUES NOTICE OF TRAFFIC DIVERSION AHEAD OF MAY 29


Ahead of the second term inauguration of the Oyo state governor, Seyi Makinde, and his Deputy, Bayo Lawal, on Monday, May 29, the state Police Command has issued a notice of diversion of vehicles in some parts of Ibadan metropolis, in order to control traffic.

The affected areas include Bola Ige/Christ High School junction, Liberty road, an alternative route is Imalefalafia to Ring Road; Jogor Center/Liberty road junction, an alternative route is Iyana-Adeoyo through Ososami to Ibadan Central Mosque to Molete/Oke-Ado road and Ansarudeen/Liberty road, an alternative route is Bola Ige junction through Ososami to Iyana-Adeoyo.
There would also be a road diversion to one-way from Ajibode Junction to Bodija/UI Junction.

This was made known in a statement by the Command’s spokesperson, Adewale Osifeso.

The Police also assured that adequate personnel have been detailed to protect the length and breadth of the state, including major roads, highways, airports, critical infrastructure, and boundaries in and out of the state.

Additionally, the Police warned against the possession of unauthorised firearms and weapons, stating that only accredited security agents would be allowed to carry weapons at Liberty Stadium, the venue of the inauguration, and its environs.

The PPRO explained that the action became imperative in line with the directives of the Inspector General of Police, Usman Baba, towards a successful inauguration.


 

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