Present at the meeting were the heads of NSCDC, FRSC, Nigerian Army, Customs, NDLEA, SSS, Nigeria Correctional Service, among others.
Hisbah said the suspects and items confiscated were handed over to the police for further action.
WHO said in a new report on Tuesday that young people and heavy drinkers were increasingly targeted by alcohol advertising, often to the detriment of their health.
One person said a policy should be introduced where every citizen from secondary school must have their national ID card.
The corps is worried that some motorists are likely to drink and drive and disobey traffic rules during the festive season.
The items were confiscated from one Garba Bakule, who operates a revelling spot where they also sell assorted barbecue.
On Tuesday, the Jigawa Hisbah Board said it seized no fewer than 1,906 bottles of assorted alcoholic drinks in 2021.
Authorities in the affected region said pure methanol was found in the bodies of the dead.
“It is believed that consumption of alcohol increases the risks posed by COVID-19 due to its negative effects on the adherence of protocols.”
“During the operation, 454 bottles of assorted beer and seven litres of local gin was seized.”
