Mr Alake said non-kinetic measures were employed in the operation, combining community engagement and diplomacy to secure success.
Mr Adetunji explained that 175 among the crime suspects were being prosecuted.
A statement by presidential spokesperson Bayo Onanuga said Mr Tinubu has been “overseeing critical national issues” from abroad.
The Katsina governor commended the agency for embracing technology in tracking activities and movements around border areas in the country.
“They killed my wife before me,” said Mr Michael. “In that moment, if they asked for my head, I would have given it.”
He urged residents to take security issues seriously.
Mr Adeleye said that the government under Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa’s watch would not rest in securing the lives of the people
Nine Akure surveyors kidnapped by bandits have been freed.
Mrs Afolabi said that the kidnappers had reached out to the family, demanding N100 million ransom.
Eleven people were killed and at least two were wounded in the bandit attack.
