Gas Odour Incident: Ijebu-Igbo Girls Grammar School Clarifies, Says No Leakage Occurred On Its Premises
Ayo Marvel 
The management of Ijebu-Igbo Girls Grammar School, Ogun State, has debunked earlier reports suggesting that a suspected gas leakage or unusual gas odour incident occurred within the school premises, clarifying that no such incident was recorded at the institution.
The clarification followed an earlier report indicating that students of the school were released earlier than usual following concerns over a suspected methane gas odour in the area.
In a clarification communicated to our platform, representatives of the school explained that the reported gas odour incident occurred at Itamerin School and not at Ijebu-Igbo Girls Grammar School.
According to the school representative, the decision to release students early was purely a precautionary measure following concerns that the gas odour reported at Itamerin School could spread to neighbouring areas.
She further stressed that there was no gas leakage or unusual gas odour detected within the premises of Ijebu-Igbo Girls Grammar School.
Our earlier publication was based on the information available to us at the time, particularly the report that students were dismissed early as a precautionary measure.
Following this clarification, we wish to correct the earlier report and sincerely apologise to the management, staff, students and the entire school community for any confusion or misunderstanding the publication may have caused.
We remain committed to responsible journalism and will continue to provide accurate and verified information to the public.
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