The girls were picked from the secondary schools around the foremost federal university in the nation’s commercial hub, Lagos and educated in robotics as a way of giving back to the community and preparing them for an empowered future.

Agbekoya described the statement as an insult, saying it undermines the intelligence of Yoruba people.

The private security officers who claimed to be working under slavish conditions alleged that they were being owned salaries running to five months.

Abdulkadir, who was evicted from the area about four months ago, condemned the attacks on Igangan and tasked the security agencies to do their job in arresting the perpetrators of the attacks, Leadership reports.

The governor said while he believed that some of the grievances of IPOB such as marginalisation were genuine, he did not accept their approach and did not believe that violence would produce any good ending.

Gbajabiamila had earlier asked relevant committees of the House to investigate the matter within 10 days.

Solade had in an interview with GoldmyneTV described the move as the “best decision the Presidency could have made”.

Four days after the suspension announcement, a significant number of the country's population still access the platform, tweeting, retweeting and quote tweeting.

Gbadebo said Kazim’s former pastor waded into the matter in a meeting where he pleaded to pay back the money but stopped attending the church.

It was gathered that the assailants were counter-attacked by able hunters and Oduduwa Nation agitators.