Mr Mamu was also accused of exchanging voice note communications concerning acts of terrorism with Baba Adamu, a Boko Haram spokesperson.
About 31 of the victims remain in the harrowing grip of the terrorists who say they are holding on till the government accede their demands.
“The setback notwithstanding, the government is not leaving any stone unturned in the efforts to bring all of the hostages back.”
The families said they have women, children, and elderly ones being held hostage for the past two months.
The Ekiti governor wondered if the entire crime was the handwork of some enemies of the state government or its governor.