Mr Abaribe warned that a future reoccurrence would be unacceptable to the caucus.
The group cautioned against rush to impugn the integrity or commitment of the current JAMB leadership.
It was the second time in a week that the governor had issued such a warning.
He explained that beyond road projects, the FCT Administration had invested hugely in improving critical infrastructure in the health and education sectors.
“This investment will provide modern infrastructure and a conducive learning environment for students,” the minister said.
One of the suspects was a dismissed and convicted soldier, according to the police.
Salem Baptist International School won the Bible Society of Nigeria (BSN) Bible quiz for primary schools on Thursday in Lagos.
The group said that the development was a deliberate plot to punish the people of the South-East.
The university lauded the JAMB boss for not apportioning blame.
“There must be no room for further glitches—not in JAMB, not in any arm of government,” Mr Obi said in a statement on Thursday.
