Governor Seyi Makinde has written to the State House of Assembly to inform it of his intention to embark on his annual leave.
According to TESCOM, successful candidates must appear for an oral interview.
The defendant’s counsel noted that his client was forced to sign the statement when his finger was dragged to the thumbprint.
The police said the accused were found unlawfully in possession of one AK-47 rifle, 1 LAR rifle as well as 17 live ammunition.
Mr Awe, a staff of Seedly Prime Microfinance Bank, Ibadan, was charged with stealing, to which he pleaded not guilty.
Earlier, the prosecutor, Philip Amusan, told the court that the convict committed the offence on Sunday, at about 11:00 p.m., at Sango, Ibadan.
The accused are Sheu Babuga, 20, Bunbe Densi, and Sanda Ali, 19.
Mr Balogun said the defendant obtained N1.7 million from the church to buy anointment but failed to do so.
He noted that Mr Makinde’s perceived involvement in Ibadan obaship succession matters was creating mixed feelings among the indigenes.
Management of the University of Ibadan says it will have to cough up N280 million each month as IBEDC reveals plans to move the institution to Band A.
