The employment letters were presented to the families by the NSCDC commandant in Kaduna state, Idris Adah.
According to her, the suspects were arrested by a patrol team following intelligence reports.
Mr Titus-Musa urged the leadership of security agencies in the state to always carry officers and men along as a prerequisite for success.
The suspects were handed over to the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) on Wednesday in Ibadan.
According to him, the command is dedicated to safeguarding the integrity of critical national assets and infrastructure in all areas of the FCT.
Mr Tunji-Ojo said decongesting the prisons would help alleviate the suffering of the inmates.
He also warned individuals engaging in illegal mining activities in the state to stop immediately.
“I don’t lead from the back; I lead from the front. We will try, and we will do our best to provide leadership built on the foundation of your support,” he said.
“The suspects were arrested with a large quantity of rail tracks loaded in one 18-tyre truck with Registration Number DED 364 YC,” he said.
The House of Representatives ad hoc committee says insecurity is threatening the existence of the South-East region.
