The Oyo State Rule of Law Enforcement Authority (OYRLEA), has impounded six cows over alleged violation of open grazing law in Ibadan.
The cows were impounded during a routine monitoring exercise by the enforcement team as they encountered cattle grazing openly around Old Ife Road, Alakia, and Elebu Idi Ahun areas in Ido local government area of the state.
The act contravenes the state’s regulations on open grazing and livestock control.
Consequently, the enforcement team impounded five cows found within the affected areas.
In a related operation the same day, the team responded to a report of cattle grazing along the Mokola Highway, Ibadan.
On arrival, three cows were found on the highway, posing risks to motorists and residents.
One cow was immediately impounded while the others fled.
The Mokola operation forms part of OYRLEA’s sustained enforcement of livestock management regulations and its drive to curb open grazing practices that endanger public safety and disrupt community peace.
The authority reiterated its commitment to maintaining environmental order, protecting residents, and ensuring full compliance with the laws of Oyo State.
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