Casualties in Ibadan explosion include an individual who recently returned from the UK
One of the casualties in Tuesday's explosion in Ibadan, the capital of Oyo State, is reported to be a man who had recently returned from the United Kingdom (UK). According to a video circulating on social media, Ayode Jajaye, an eyewitness, mentioned that the UK returnee was the son of one of the landlords in the estate where the explosion occurred on Tuesday night.
Jajaye stated, "Observe the individual who recently passed away; he arrived from the UK just about a week ago. He is the son of one of the landlords in this estate."
"My recommendation is for the government to conduct an investigation into this situation. The number of casualties is alarmingly high, and the extent of damages is undeniable. We cannot simply turn a blind eye to the numerous collateral damages that have occurred."
On Tuesday night, residents in various parts of Ibadan, the capital city of Oyo State, experienced terror as a thunderous sound, resembling a massive explosion, reverberated through most areas of the city.
As of press time, the exact number of casualties could not be confirmed.
Before 8 pm, major locations in Ibadan metropolis and its outskirts experienced ground-shaking vibrations. According to information obtained by Vanguard, the intense sound shook the School of Nursing hostel at the University College Hospital, causing damage to all the windows.
Residents in Ologuneru, Owalla, Isokan, Ekerin, Eleyele, and parts of Apete also reported feeling the tremors.
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