Governor Adeleke Directs Investigation into Night Raid on Ayegbaju Market

Governor Adeleke Directs Investigation into Night Raid on Ayegbaju Market 


●Says No Government Official Is Involved


OSOGBO- 23/11/2023- Osunstate.gov.ng



No government official is involved in the overnight raid on Ayegbaju market, officials of both Ministries of Commerce and Environment have disclosed.


In a statement issued following the reported overnight raid by unidentified individuals, the ministries clarified that they have standard guidelines for the enforcement of government regulations.


In this case, government agencies do not have provisions for night enforcement of regulations. So those unidentified individuals are definitely not staff or agents of the state.


Mr Governor has subsequently directed the Commissioners of Commerce and Industry and that of Environment to investigate the matter and take immediate corrective action.


Signed

Mallam Olawale Rasheed,

Spokesperson to the State Governor

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