A violent clash between Yoruba and Hausa groups in Ibadan's Ojoo area caused chaos, with roads blocked, properties set ablaze, and security forces deployed to restore order.Eyewitnesses reported heavy security presence, including soldiers, police, and special units like Operation Burst and Amotekun.A shop and a scavengers' depot known as 'Bolla' were reportedly set on fire, though details remain unverified.Authorities have not issued an official statement, and residents are advised to avoid the area.The incident highlights deepening tensions between communities, with claims of casualties and tear gas use to disperse groups.Security forces prevented the situation from escalating, but the threat of retaliation remains high.The event underscores the need for calm and official verification to address the root causes of the conflict.