Mr Tunji-Ojo also called for a speedy investigation into the matter to unravel the truth.
He noted that governors in the state had failed to either sign death warrants.
“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.
He recalled that the former President of the Senate, Ahmad Lawan described the Kuje incident as an insider job.
The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has clamped down on ‘one-chance’ syndicates operating in unapproved parking zones in Abuja.
“This has become very problematic. Therefore, we must be concerned about what happens to them while they are there.”
Magistrate Musa Al-Yunus said that there are “probable causes” to remand the two suspects (Messrs Amos and Farotimi) who were the first 1st and 3rd defendants in the murder case.
The NIS board has directed the acting comptroller-general of the organisation, Isah Jere, to hand over to his immediate junior.
The Nigerian Correctional Service has dismissed nine officers and retired 25 others compulsorily for misconduct.
The training, involving the correctional service armed squad, military, police, civil defence and immigration, is to forestall future jailbreaks.
