The Lagos state government has admitted to deporting 371 residents, whom they described as “miscreants, beggars and destitute”, back to their states.
LASTMA says it will introduce a call-up centre for road users to report any misbehaviour by its personnel promptly.
“Peter Obi has displayed his incurable hypocrisy again over the decision of Lagos State to send some Osun citizens back home,” claimed Mr Onanuga.
Mr Nga said the rainstorm also uprooted some economic trees and left many stranded.
Mr Oke-Osanyintolu said the worker was de-silting drainages in the area, accessed the underground tunnel and got trapped.
The statement added that the suspects are currently assisting the police with the investigation.
Mr Famuyiwa said the defendant fraudulently collected the money under the pretence of selling a car to one Elvis Ocha, the complainant.
Mr Adeleke said his government’s investigation team confirmed how luxurious buses dropped the youths in Ilesa.
In April, the electricity distribution company increased the tariff for its Band A customers by 300 per cent from N68 per unit to N225 per unit.
Police spokesman Benjamin Hundeyin said the suspect was arrested on Sunday in the Igando area of Lagos.
