Mr Daso added that the command recovered N430,000 from the suspects.
Mr Alia condemned the sale of ancestral lands for illegal mining in Kwande, particularly gold and other solid minerals.
Mr Tinubu expressed outrage over the incident and directed immediate rescue operation.
“Christians should not be excluded from political leadership, appointments, or opportunities; just as no other religious community should be excluded,” PFN said.
The APC made the announcement in a statement on Tuesday by its spokesman, Felix Morka.
The chairman of IBBU-ASUU, Galadima Bala, declared the strike action during the meeting, adding that despite several engagements and appeals, the issues remain unresolved.
The company apologised for the inconvenience the outage would cause electricity consumers in the affected areas.
A statement on Tuesday by Oluborode Opeyemi, the command’s spokesperson, said the operation led to the arrest of six suspects while raiding the illegal baby factory.
In a statement, Mr Tinubu described the monarch’s seventy years of existence as “a testament to a life lived in service, wisdom and grace”.
The incident occurred on Sunday.
