“The corps members were offloaded (from the bus) and taken into the bush,” he said.
He stated that the 53-year-old driver of the vehicle, Onyebuchi Nlededin, was arrested.
Mr Binji said that the items were donated to complement government efforts on healthcare, education and community development.
He cautioned people on the dangers of indiscriminate dumping of refuse in waterways, constructions in flood-prone areas and other human factors.
The government is probing land allocations, sales and auction of government houses, official vehicles, plants and machineries and related assets.
The lawmakers, thereafter, adopted the request when the speaker put the matter to a voice vote.
On June 25, Peoples Gazette reported how zealots killed Mr Buda over an allegation of blasphemy, a development that attracted widespread condemnation from Nigerians.
“It is to further advise the government on any matter of public interest related to issues on the matter.”
Mr Bafarawa said curbing banditry would also enhance food security for the country.
The cleric pointed out that though blasphemy is not encouraged in Islam, there are laid down procedures to deal with a blasphemer other than killing.
