Mr Dare gave N50,000 each to the 25 pupils.
The Lagos NURTW chairman, Mustapha Adekunle, said Mr Ajiboye’s demise of left him “deeply saddened and heartbroken.”
Mr Makinde’s call on international organisations to probe the abduction came days after he linked the abduction to his 2027 presidential ambition.
The subpoenas seek to compel the reporters to testify before a federal grand jury in Manhattan.
Mr Makinde said some of the victims appear weak and would need medical care and psychosocial support to address post-traumatic issues.
The aviation minister assured that the former Anambra State governor would face the consequences of his action.
Mr Makinde slammed critics who said it was his responsibility to secure the release of the abducted victims in the state.
Mr Makinde commended the security personnel for the rescue of the pupils and teachers, who had been held captive since May 15.
The presidential aide noted that the victims were rescued without any concessions to the perpetrators.
A new report says the Nigerian passport currently ranks 167th globally and provides visa-free access to 26 countries.
