Tuesday, January 27, 2026

Succour, Relief as First Rain in 2023 Drops in Ibadan

It is a sigh of relief in Ibadan, Oyo State capital on Sunday as the city experienced the first drop of rain in the year 2023.

OyoAffairs could confirm that the rain dropped in various degrees in a few areas of the city while some areas have the feel of the cool weather and atmosphere.

The rain was reported to have started heavily at about 3’0′ clock in the afternoon at Podo, Odo Ona Kekere and environs.

Also Read:  3SC Secures Draw Against Nassarawa United After Ayorinde Injury Time Goal

A cross section of residents in the area expressed joy over the rain, which they described as a relief to the hot weather currently being experienced.

The residents, who prayed for more rain soonest, condemned the services of IBEDC in the area, saying home appliances like fans, airconditioners, fridges, freezers that could have cushioned the effects of the heat and used for food preservation had become useless due to near zero per cent power supply.

Also Read:  NBC Gives Splash FM, Two Other Ibadan Stations 24 Hours to Shut Down Operations

In the meantime, further investigation by our correspondent on the first rain revealed that, while other areas felt the cool breeze effect of the rain, it merely dropped in some areas within the state capital.

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Related Articles

Don't Miss

Categories

Succour, Relief as First Rain in 2023 Drops in Ibadan

It is a sigh of relief in Ibadan, Oyo State capital on Sunday as the city experienced the first drop of rain in the year 2023.

OyoAffairs could confirm that the rain dropped in various degrees in a few areas of the city while some areas have the feel of the cool weather and atmosphere.

The rain was reported to have started heavily at about 3’0′ clock in the afternoon at Podo, Odo Ona Kekere and environs.

Also Read:  Just in: Deputy Governor, Rauf Olaniyan impeached

A cross section of residents in the area expressed joy over the rain, which they described as a relief to the hot weather currently being experienced.

The residents, who prayed for more rain soonest, condemned the services of IBEDC in the area, saying home appliances like fans, airconditioners, fridges, freezers that could have cushioned the effects of the heat and used for food preservation had become useless due to near zero per cent power supply.

Also Read:  Oyo govt maintained religious balance in composition of Boards of Tertiary Institutions, Makinde's aide replies MURIC

In the meantime, further investigation by our correspondent on the first rain revealed that, while other areas felt the cool breeze effect of the rain, it merely dropped in some areas within the state capital.

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

spot_imgspot_img
spot_img

Don't Miss

Categories

Related Articles