Mr Bawa said the motorcycles would complement the 62 armoured vehicles procured by the state government for N27 billion and distributed to security agencies.
Mr Adam said investigation was ongoing to identify and apprehend other fleeing members of the criminal groups.
The police said the raid of a criminal hideout led to the arrest of Abdullahi Buba, alias “Osho.”
The police say security measures will be strengthened after terrorists killed 10 officers in the Sakaba council area of Kebbi.
At least 18 people were killed when a vehicle travelling from Lagos to Kano fell into a ditch at Wuya village along Bida-Mokwa road in Gbako council area of Niger.
The group condemned the fresh attacks.
This comes amid heightened tensions and pre-election violence recorded in the state.
According to him, two high-profile terrorist members surrendered to troops today.
Mr Haruna said the development brought the number of political parties contesting the election to 15.
The governor thanked Mr Tinubu’s recent approval for increased welfare packages for soldiers.
