Eko Atlantic: Good development, every state need to remove lunatics from it street for rehabilitation and also send them to their families for reunion.

Oyo oni daru..

acidosis™:


You people have started again..

Do not let your governors captivate your minds via slogans, logos, anthems and poems..

Already we have a National anthem and a pledge. We do not need irrelevant segregations.

sheyie2007: Igbos again

damibravo: Pls there are More lunatics in Ogbomoso o, we used to here they are dropped from people coming from the North but with the weed Smoking rate of the Youths here, there might be more MAD people

Eko Atlantic: Thursday, 15 August 2013 05:56
RESIDENTS of Ibadan living on Total Garden-Yemetu-Idi-Arere-Oja’ba axis were astonished on Wednesday, as one Hiace commercial bus, with Oyo registration number XF 843 NRK, picked lunatics from the streets of the city.
The bus, according to Nigerian Tribune investigation, belonged to an agency commissioned by the state government to rid the city of mentally challenged people on the road. Send them to Lagos to join those agberos.

Branded in the colours of the state commercial paint, the bus was first noticed on Bodija road, en route Beere. It stopped around Yemetu, opposite Mobil petrol station to pick a mentally challenged woman and at Oja’ba, around Isude Mosque.

When the Nigerian Tribune contacted some of the officials of the agency on board with the mentally challenged, one Afinju Leke, who did not mention the name of the agency, said they were from the Ministry of Environment and Habitat, commissioned to rid the road of mentally challenged.
He said the agency had been picking the affected people on the road and taking them to a designated camp at Soka-Boluwaji, on Lagos/Ibadan Expressway.

When contacted, the information officer of the Ministry of Environment and Habitat, Cosmas Oni, confirmed that the agency was truly commissioned by the state government and was initially attached to the ministry.
“It is true that the agency was commissioned by the state government to do the job. However, it has been moved to the Ministry of Women Affairs, so it’s no longer under Environment ministry again,” he said.

http://www.tribune.com.ng/news2013/index.php/en/news/item/19190-oyo-govt-moves-lunatics-from-ibadan-roads.html