The governor plans to establish a Civilian Joint Task Force modelled under the Borno experience as part of his government’s measures to address insecurity.
Some close associates of the deceased were reported to have told the NSCDC that he had a relapsing mental disorder.
The 21-year-old suspect was arrested after he burgled one of the houses in the sleepy community on May 26, and allegedly stole two mobile phones.
The governor warned that his new government will not tolerate any activity that will breach the existing peace in the state.
The NSCDC Commandant, however, enjoined the personnel to be firm and professional in the discharge of their duties.
NSCDC expressed dismay at the artificial scarcity of petrol created by marketers following President Bola Tinubu’s pronouncement that “subsidy is gone.”
He said that the aim was to ensure peaceful transition of power in the state.
Mr Audi said they should provide the Corps with information on suspicious gatherings and apply control measures in such situations.
According to Mr Afolabi, all the suspects would be prosecuted after full investigation.
Mr Habeeb-Oredunni also cited insufficient measures to prevent accidents, lack of proper reclamation procedures, and non-compliance with essential environmental permits and licenses as the basis for
