Mr Opeifa noted that the notorious vandal was caught in the act by the police.
The director-general noted that no ransom was paid for the release of any of the youth corps members.
Mr Halilu stressed the necessity of transportation assets for prompt response to security emergencies.
Cross River has in recent times, experienced a rise in cases of kidnapping and other forms of criminality.
Mr Adejobi said the intelligence explained how the said platform had succeeded in defrauding unsuspecting members of the global cyber community.
“There are many people with disabilities, and the force is working to fully implement and execute the five per cent empowerment reservation for PWDs.”
A senior advocate of Nigeria, Adeyinka Olumide-Fusika, on a live TV programme was obliged to recommend the outsourcing of the force.
Wednesday’s injunction also prevents the State Security Service, the Nigeria Police and the Conduct Bureau (CCB) from investigating Mr Mahmood over his assets declaration.
Mr Esumobi noted that the PCN enforcement team had been in Kogi for some days as part of efforts to streamline the drug distribution system.
