The group expressed concern over insecurity around educational institutions and student communities in Ogun State and demanded urgent and decisive intervention.
Mr Danja said the victim was rescued unharmed and reunited with her family.
Lawal Muhammad, who said the interception occurred during a routine anti-illegal oil bunkering operation.
Mr Rufai said the victims, comprising six adult males and 26 females, were rescued unhurt.
Mr Habib said the suspect would be charged to court upon the completion of investigation.
The company assured that power supply would be restored immediately after the completion of the work.
Mr Sani extended his heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims.
The command’s spokesperson said the incident occurred on Sunday at about 5:30 p.m.
“The command is pleased to report that no casualties were recorded on the side of the joint security teams or among the villagers during the encounter,” he said.
The health ministry said the number of infections since the outbreak was declared in mid-May had risen to 3,200.
