Mr Egbetokun said the police were collaborating with other security organisations to address the challenges.
“This act is undesirable and unequivocally intolerable and must be condemned by any decent and civilised mind,” said Mr Obi.
He said the couple, who admitted to the crime, claimed they planned the self-kidnap to raise N3 million to buy back their house in the Badagry area of Lagos.
The lawyers were protesting the killing of Nnaemeka Ugboma, chairman, Customary Court, Ejemekwuru in the Oguta LGA, on February 2, while presiding over a case.
Making his confessions while being paraded in Calabar on Thursday, Mr Ibangha, 22, said he planned to commit the crime out of greed and frustration.
Mr Mohammed said Mr Abubakar should throw the question to his party, PDP “under whose watch the Boko Haram insurgency started in 2009 and festered.”
A woman said she and her husband, his siblings, their children, including an 11-month-old baby, were assaulted and illegally detained by officers of the Igando division.
Charles Ukoniwe left Nigeria for the United States on March 5, 2018. He arrived in Canada on June 6, 2018, and subsequently filed a claim for refugee protection.
“These boys mobilised themselves and began to attack the police because one of them jumped inside a canal in Surulere while trying to evade arrest.”
The police command urged residents not to panic but remain law-abiding, saying that the situation was under control.
