The commander promised that a thorough investigation would be conducted in order to identify the trafficking syndicate and bring them to justice.
He explained that the suspects comprised two males and four females, aged between 32 and 36.
Mr Turajo explained that a state-owned shelter would give NAPTIP a secure space for victims’ recovery.
Mr Bodinga reassured that the corps would continue to safeguard critical national assets and infrastructure (CNAI) across the state and beyond.
Mr Tijjani said the incident occurred on Saturday at about 9:45 a.m. when the deceased went swimming in the river.
Mr Ibrahim said the accident occurred at about 2.50 p.m. due to speeding and a burst tyre.
The NIS boss said six victims were from Benue, while two were from Abia and Ebonyi states.
He explained that the board had processed visas for 1,500 pilgrims and distributed uniforms and other kits to the pilgrims.
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Jigawa command, has warned against underage driving in the state.
Vote buyers were seen negotiating to offer the new N1,000 notes and wrapper to prospective voters, mostly women.
