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Food Poisoning: Osun govt. orders full investigations as 18 pupils in affected school hospitalised

Admin December 12, 2023
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Dec. 12, 2023

The Osun Government has ordered full probe into an alleged food poisoning of 18 students at St. James Primary School, Owoope in Osogbo.

This is contained in a statement by the state’s Commissioner for Information and Public Enlightenment, Mr. Kolapo Alimi, and made available to newsmen on Tuesday in Osogbo.

The statement said Gov. Ademola Adeleke ordered the action and also directed the stoppage of food cooking.

It stated that the affected cooks in the school and their planning officer for the programme had been summoned to a meeting on Tuesday.

“The governor has directed enforcement of food standard as well as the auditing of O-Meal structure to prevent future occurrence .”

According to the statement, the state government has settled all medical bills of affected students after they were discharged from an undisclosed hospital.

The Chairman of Local Government Education Authority, Mr. Nathaniel Ojetola, said 18 students were treated and discharged.

“The total student population of the school is 200 while only 103 were within the population receiving food from the O-Meal programme .

“Also, a government delegation is visiting families of the affected students.”

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