He said the suspects were arrested following intelligence-driven and coordinated security operations.
According to the agency, both daytime and nighttime temperatures are predicted to be warmer than the long-term average over most parts of the country in January, February, March, and May.
The traditional ruler said anyone found violating the law would be arrested and prosecuted.
Mr Olayinka stated that the suspects are cooperating with investigators and providing credible information.
Mr Olayinka said that a dispute arose between the two warring local communities over a tract of land known as Amosiko, divided into three parts, namely Ito, Agere and Sando.
Mr Wike made the remarks at the party’s 105th National Executive Committee meeting in Abuja on Monday night.
He said that the suspects would be charged to court upon the conclusion of investigations.
NiMet’s weather outlook released on Monday envisaged a sunny atmosphere over the northern region throughout Tuesday.
The executive secretary said that recent macroeconomic developments had improved the competitiveness and profitability of local sugar production.
The party said there was no cause for alarm. It insisted that the convention’s outcome remained legally intact and unshaken.
