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Bodija explosion: Makinde signs Executive Order on handling, storage of harmful substances

Admin February 1, 2024
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Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State

Feb. 1, 2024

Gov. Seyi Makinde of Oyo State has signed into law an Executive Order 001, which deals with handling and storage of harmful substances.

Makinde on Wednesday said the Order became imperative in view of the Jan.16 explosion at Bodija area of Ibadan due to storage of explosives.

He said such incident would not reoccur in the state with the new law in existence saying that the law would take its full course on anyone that violate it.

A copy of the Executive Order made available to newsmen shows that henceforth, there must be mandatory notification and comprehensive inventory of harmful articles or substances of any kind, that can be detonated by pressure, heat, impact trigger, fuse, proximity, timing-device etc.

Part of the contents of the Order, indicates that all individuals resident in, and companies operating within Oyo State, in possession of timing-device, remote control or how so ever irrespective of quantity or purpose, or hazard characteristics, are mandated to immediately notify the governor Special Adviser on Security, of such possession.

The executive order authorised the Security Special Adviser, in collaboration with the Nigerian Army, Nigeria Police Force and the Department of State Services, the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps and any other relevant security agencies to ensure compliance with and enforce the provisions of the Order.

The Deputy governor, Chief Olalekan Lawal; Secretary to the State Government, Prof Olanike Adeyemo and Commissioner for Justice, Mr Abiodun Aikomo among others witnessed the signing of the Executive Order.(NAN)

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