Mr Wike warned that anyone operating an illegal facility or working in an unregistered health facility should be arrested and prosecuted.
He said that the police had made breakthroughs in its ongoing crackdown on crime.
INEC has also begun the deployment of both regular and ad hoc staff to their respective registration area centre for the election.
Mr Abdullahi reiterated NEMA’s commitment to fulfilling its mandate by engaging critical stakeholders in disaster response.
Two million voters are expected to participate in the council polls, while ENSIEC has recruited 12,800 ad hoc electoral staff for the smooth conduct of the election.
He urged the people of Edo to remain steadfast and report any instances of voter intimidation.
He was enlisted into the Nigeria Police in 1992 as a cadet assistant superintendent of police.
LASEMA said, “Two male adults were rescued alive and one adult male trapped under the rubble was rescued.’’
The judge described Governor Yusuf’s order directing the police to arrest Mr Ado-Bayero without lawful justification as threatening his fundamental rights.
The President said that those scheming to damage Nigerian democracy were out to exploit and enslave citizens.
