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"Let me assure the people of Oyo State that there will be full disclosure of the report of investigations and those found culpable will be made to face justice whilst mechanisms will be put in place to prevent a recurrence," Mr Alake said.

Even the morning after, hours apart, we were not too certain of the enormity of the tragedy that befell us in Ibadan.

The Minister of Solid Minerals, Dele Alake, on Monday in Ibadan, said the Federal Government was committed to ending illegal mining in the country’s

The Federal Government through the Ministry of Solid Minerals is waiting for the outcome of forensic investigation ordered to ascertain the actual cause of the tragic explosion that rocked Ibadan, Oyo State capital last week. President Bola Tinubu, it would be recalled, placed a telephone call to Oyo State Governor, immediately after the tragic incident,

Dele Alake has assured that the FG will make public the report of the forensic analysis and investigation into last Tuesday's explosion

Alake said all questions about the explosion would be answered at the end of the investigations. | Pulse Nigeria

The Federal Government, through the Ministry of Solid Minerals, is waiting for the outcome of the forensic investigation ordered to ascertain the actual cause of the tragic explosion that rocked Ibadan, Oyo State capital last week. President Bola Tinubu, it would be recalled, placed a telephone call to Oyo State Governor, immediately after the tragic

The Federal Government, through the Ministry of Solid Minerals, is waiting for the outcome of the forensic investigation ordered to ascertain the actual

The Federal Government, through the Ministry of Solid Minerals development, has vowed to issue a definite pronouncement on individuals found culpable of causing the multiple explosions that caused the death of five persons, damaging about 58 houses and inflicting serious injuries on 77 residents of the Adeyi area at Old Bodija last Tuesday.

On January 16, 2024, a devastating explosion that started in the Bodija area of Ibadan rocked many other areas of the Oyo State capital. The incident has resurfaced necessary conversations about the menace of illegal mining in Nigeria. | Pulse Nigeria