“We reiterate our demand for an unreserved apology from the EFCC as contained in our letter to the chairman of the EFCC on September 6.”
The policemen extorted N25,000 from a traveller and physically assaulted another.
According to Mr Yahaya, the victims were underage kidnapped two weeks ago from the Chikara community on Lokoja-Abuja Road.
The road safety agency said its members would enforce strict compliance to laws and orders on highways.
The socio-cultural group, Okun Development Association (ODA), has condemned the attack on worshippers at a church in Kabba-Bunu local government area.
The Christian body said the attacks were a desecration of places of worship.
NiMet`s weather outlook released on Sunday in Abuja predicted partly cloudy to cloudy skies over the northern region. Inland and coastal cities are also expected to have cloudy skies.
Two of the oldest members of the church were taken away by the gunmen.
Governor Yahaya Bello has in the past promised to pay minimum wage to Kogi workers but he is yet to fulfil its promises.
A total of 240 inmates were said to have escaped after gunmen broke into the prison on September 12.
