Bus intercepted in Ifo was conveying 21 labourers not criminals - Police clarify

Author: Gift ObaPublished on: June 4, 2026Country: Nigeria

Crime & Law

Bus intercepted in Ifo was conveying 21 labourers not criminals - Police clarify

The Ogun State Police Command has debunked a security scare alleging suspected criminals were seen on Ibogun road. Spokesperson DSP Oluseyi Babaseyi clarified that the bus was carrying 21 labourers legitimately employed by a construction company for the rehabilitation of the Ifo–Ibogun federal road. Police officers escorted the workers to their worksite. The command cautioned against spreading unverified information.

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