The police spokesman said the police were making efforts to apprehend others involved in the attacks.
Mr Ekundina promised that Nigerian students would give maximum support to the government to achieve its set objectives.
“The conflicting judgments being issued by various courts of the same jurisdiction have created a sense of confusion and frustration among the citizens.”
Mr Shettima said the CBT exams should have been made optional.
“We urge President Bola Tinubu to provide adequate security to defenceless Nigerians.’’
Amnesty International said 12 people were killed in January at Chibok.
He said that labour had insisted that the October 2, 2023, agreements between them and the administration be notarised by the court.
Mr Pam presented the items when he visited the victims on Saturday in Bokkos.
Mr Buba said the bandits had wreaked havoc before troops arrived at the other villages.
Over 112 were killed and 47 were injured as armed herdsmen attacked communities in Plateau.
