Oyo state Governor, Mr. SEYI MAKINDE, has visited the scene of a clash that happened in Iwo Road Area of Ibadan, the state capital on Wednesday.
The clash which was between some drivers who are members of Park Management System and some telephone sellers led to the death of two persons.
Expressing regret at the loss of lives as a result of the clash, MAKINDE said that those involved will be brought to book.
He added that he has ordered an investigation into the incident.
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Gunmen have abducted several female students of Federal Government Girls College Yawuri in Kebbi State.
 It was gathered that a teacher, a vice-principal, the school security officer and a wife of a teacher were together with the students taken to an unknown destination in two Hilux Pick-Up vehicles by the bandits.
The gunmen also killed a police officer during a gun duel that lasted for several minutes.
According to police spokesman NAFIU ABUBAKAR, security operatives have launched a manhunt for the bandits with a view to rescuing the kidnap victims and arresting the criminals.
While speaking on the latest kidnap on Inspiration fm, All Out Politics, a counter-terrorism expert, TUNJI OLANREWAJU said the nation's security agency needs to be proactive in carrying out their job.
The abduction is the latest in a series of school kidnappings that have rocked the country in recent times.
In late May, about 200 students of an Islamiyya school in Niger state were abducted by gunmen.
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Suspected Boko Haram insurgents have again launched fresh attack on Gubja community in Damaturu the state capital.
According to reports, the attackers stormed the community in a van and drove straight to a construction company, 40 kilometers from Gubja community Mutai road.
The insurgents killed two mobile police officers, one Nigeria Security Civil Defence corps, before burning down the heavy-duty machines on the site.
Security authorities are yet to confirm the attack but residents said that the attackers stayed on the scene for hours unconfronted before returning to the bush.
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At least three people have been confirmed dead following a Liquefied Petroleum Gas tanker explosion at Mobolaji Bank Anthony Way, opposite Sheraton Hotels and Towers, Ikeja.
No fewer than 13 persons also sustained various degrees of injuries in the incident and have been taken to government hospitals for treatment.
About 25 cars were destroyed as a result of the explosion which occurred few minutes to 11 p.m.
Acting Zonal Coordinator, South-West Zonal Office, National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), IBRAHIM FARINLOYE, told Inspiration fm the explosion threw the environment into panic due to the huge fire caused by the incident.
He said preliminary investigation is on but the explosion was alleged to have been caused by leakage while the LPG tanker was in motion.
On his part, the General Manager of the Lagos state Emergency Management Agency, Dr. FEMI OKE-OSANYINTOLU said emergency agencies were able to put out the fire after a combined effort.
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