Mr Ikenga said that one of the victims had been safely returned to Nigeria from Ghana and debriefed,
Mr Dogo said that the curfew was adjusted to restore normalcy in the state.
The state Commissioner of Police, Augustina Ogbodo, monitored the poll at the various polling units.
“The patrol team encountered armed robbers and suspected cattle rustlers who had blocked the road with logs of wood and stones,” the police spokesperson said.
“The defendant was arrested in a hotel in Bauchi after he bargained for N1.5 million to give up his biological daughter,” the CP said.
“It is sad that the criminals killed two of the students.’’
The Speaker, Elvert Anyambem, was impeached on Wednesday.
Mr Ndukwe noted that the identities of the suspects had been withheld for investigation reasons.
People were seen moving freely with their private cars.
He explained that adequate security measures had been put in place to guarantee a peaceful atmosphere in and outside the metropolis.
