Mr Makinde stated that the surveillance missions carried out by officers of NAF had given his administration tremendous insights into what the ground troops were facing.
The ex-minister’s sister and nephews were abducted on Wednesday, June 3.
Mr Makinde said the decision was an additional measure to enhance security across the state.
Mr Makinde also called for ideas on long-term security reforms from the public after the rescue.
The governor said, “The heart of a king is in the hands of God. The hearts of bandits are in the hands of God.”
Armed bandits invaded the Oriire LGA on May 15.
The Chief Imam of Ibadanland, Abdulganiyy Agbotomokekere, called on all Muslims to be tolerant and accommodate one another.
They cited an unresolved crisis at the national level of the PDP as a reason for leaving.
Guests were treated to live music performances by gospel singer Yinka Ayefele.
The Accord Party described the inclusion of its flag in the coalition as “political impersonation and misrepresentation.”
