Mr Lawal said the country deserved a justice system that matches the courage of its security personnel and the aspirations of its people.
Mr Hadejia further noted that four suspected Lakurawa bandits were arrested on June 7, along the Ka’oje-Bakin Ruwa Road in the Bagudo LGA.
“Let us continue to pray fervently for our nation, support affected families and communities, and refuse to surrender to fear,” he said.
Mr Musa noted that many criminal networks exploited gaps in identity management.
“It has become increasingly evident that a highly centralised policing structure is overstretched in a nation of more than 220 million people,” he said.
Preliminary investigations linked the suspects to kidnapping and other criminal activities in parts of the state.
According to the FBI, the fugitive is wanted for alleged murder, kidnapping, drug distribution and fraud related crimes amongst others crimes.
He said the prayer session was held simultaneously at 360 locations worldwide.
Mr Guwor pledged continued legislative support for policies and initiatives aimed at enhancing security and promoting peace.
Mr Aliyu-Garwa is among the suspects connected to the kidnapping of an eight-year-old boy at Sardauna Estate in Katsina metropolis.
