The Nigerian Army said the operation targeted a suspected criminal hideout along the Omoku–Ogbaku–Ndoni axis.
The initiative, in collaboration with Junior Achievement Nigeria (JAN), focused on budgeting, saving and responsible financial decision-making.
Mr Goni said the suspects are currently in military custody alongside the recovered exhibits for further investigation.
FRSC spokesperson Elizabeth Jayeola said in a statement that the accident involved five articulated trucks and one Toyota Sienna vehicle.
Police said they were speaking to “dozens of witnesses” as part of the investigation and urged anyone with information to come forward.
Mr Adeleke ordered security agencies to arrest anyone parading as an official or executive of the union.
According to INEC, applicants must possess good character.
Mr Habib said the victim is currently stable and responding to treatment, noting that police operatives immediately visited the scene.
Mr Tinubu also approved the recruitment of 28,000 army personnel to strengthen national security.
The Nigerian Army Ordnance Corps declared one of its personnel wanted over the alleged sale and supply of military uniforms to terrorists.
