Mr Abubakar advised Muslims to shun societal vices and continue to do good for the betterment of society.
“We are reviewing the security situation on the ground to see where we need to reinforce deployments…,” said Mr Shaibu.
Mr Shaibu said the Nigerian Army was consolidating resources and leveraging technology to tackle insecurity in the state.
He said all the suspects would be charged to court after completion of preliminary investigation.
Justice Suleiman Belgore, in his ruling on the defendants’ bail applications, held that he found merit in their bail applications.
Nigeria’s three main political parties, the All Progressives Congress, the Peoples Democratic Party, and the Labour Party, are in turmoil.
Mr Obuah said the employee had cut many of the fully-grown trees before he was caught.
The prosecutor said the offence contravened the Plateau Penal Code.
But in his response to Mr Abubakar’s petition, Mr Tinubu said his co-contestant couldn’t have won the poll because he was a serial election loser.
Most opinion polls suggest Peter Obi, a third-party politician now rising in media popularity, will defeat the candidates of the two main parties.
