The report said the operation was conducted by troops of 135 Special Forces Battalion.
Mr Mele said the institution had produced graduates making significant contributions globally.
The candidate also promised to establish large warehouses and silos to store agricultural produce.
He described support for Mr Tinubu as a religious obligation.
The association said that if provided, the devices would ease mobility.
Mr Sani-Kalgo said the state’s internally generated revenue (IGR) more than doubled, rising by 107.81 per cent to N23.62 billion.
Mr Ogalagu urged party supporters to disregard insinuations of political hostility between APGA and the ruling APC.
The director also called on all candidates to embrace peaceful campaign rallies and control their utterances.
The party accused Mr Diri of being reluctant to identify with Mr Tinubu’s re-election campaign despite defecting to the APC.
The loans are under the Government Enterprise and Empowerment Programme (GEEP).
