An electricity facility malfunctioned on Saturday and electrocuted six persons, injured two, and destroyed other properties in Kabong community.
Mr Alabo said that the suspects, alongside Mr Kekere, were currently in police custody and were being investigated.
“Currently, the sum of N12 billion for these projects is still in the custody of the Trustees of the funds,” he said.
According to Mr Alabo, the students were abducted on Monday night at their hostel located outside the campus.
A family member, Adukuchili Angai, stated that Mr Asuma might have taken his own life out of frustration.
Mr Longsan, who attributed the crash to speeding, explained that two other persons were severely injured in the crash.
Witnesses say the bandits fired sporadically around the prison premises located along Joseph Gomwalk road, opposite police headquarters.
Reports have it that the deceased was beaten to death by soldiers for violating the state curfew.
The committee has the mandate to find solutions to the clashes and killings in the state.
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The legislators who visited hospitals where victims were being treated, condemned the killings.
