The suspects, who reside in Mangu, Plateau, are charged with criminal conspiracy, breach of trust and cheating.
“We will take this up with Mr President after interaction with security chiefs.’’
The house observed a minute of silence as a mark of respect to all those killed in the Plateau attack.
The PPRO assured that the suspects would be charged in court when the investigation is concluded.
The troops also rescued 29 hostages and recovered 168 assorted weapons and 2,757 assorted ammunition within the week, said the DHQ.
The command’s spokesman, DSP Alfred Alabo, disclosed this while addressing journalists on Thursday in Jos.
“It is barbaric and satanic. We must learn to coexist peacefully.’’
“We are going to fight. We are not going to stop, and that is what I said,” he said.
Mr Adebanjo urged President Bola Tinubu to fish out the perpetrators of the attacks on Barkin-Ladi, Bassa, Bokkos, Mangu, and other LGAs in Plateau.
The minister urged the people to be united and support the security agencies toward ending violence.
