“Military operations are dynamic, intelligence-driven, and often evolve rapidly,” said The Nigerian Advocates for Peace and Stability.
He said his administration also recognised that force alone cannot secure lasting peace.
The police spokesman in Oyo said he did not know the exact ransom the kidnappers asked for, amid reports of a N300 million ransom.
The police said the command reaffirmed its commitment to intelligence-led policing, public safety and protection of lives and property.
According to him, 148 were detained for armed robbery.
Mr Onoja said the troops also intercepted about 51,000 litres of stolen crude oil within the past week.
Mr Ukandu explained that the victim died on March 2 before the rescue team of the Nigeria Police Force could reach there.
Mr Ojo stressed that security agencies in the state would not negotiate with criminals.
The CP assured residents of the command’s resolve to maintain law and order in the state.
The statement noted that criminals operating in the state had become desperate for medical care having sustained wounds in recent encounters with security forces.
