The cleric also called on the religious leaders to preach and promote peace and unity in the country.
He said the arrested suspects are now aiding the ongoing investigation.
The prosecutor said the complainant’s daughter, a student at Anur Modern Academy Yola, returned from school and complained of severe pain in her private part.
The police prosecutor said the defendants drove carelessly without due consideration on a public road, obstructed traffic, and without vehicle particulars and licence.
The police said investigations were ongoing to ascertain the cause of the attack.
The grid was said to have collapsed twice within six hours, the first at about 12:40 a.m. and the second, around 6:41 a.m.
Adamawa has approved a N1.3 billion increase in the cost of construction and rehabilitation of 17.34km of roads in Jimeta.
Governor Ahmadu Fintiri of Adamawa has freed some prisoners in the state as Nigerians commemorate June 12 Democracy Day.
The suspect allegedly operates his business from a venue opposite Police Barracks, Jimeta, Yola.
