Edo Commissioner Reveals Fate of 38 Arrested Students Amid Protest Unrest

The Edo State Commissioner of Education revealed that 38 students from Ambrose Alli University in Ekpoma, who were arrested during a protest, will be released. The disclosure came amidst reports of property destruction and unrest in the area.
The Commissioner confirmed that some students had already been released, with the rest to follow. The government is working to restore peace and unity in Edo State following the incident.
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