The FCTA said the demolition was in continuation of its ongoing efforts to restore the Abuja master plan.
This comes barely 24 hours after the federal government directed the closure of all unity schools in Abuja over growing insecurity.
The slain officers whose names were withheld include a captain and two soldiers.
The attack came hours after the terrorist sect threatened to abduct and kill President Muhammadu Buhari and Kaduna State governor, Nasir El-Rufai.
The prosecutor said the convicts stole N400,000, a Tecno Camon 18 cell phone valued at N80,000 and $5 in club 345 in Wuse.
The ministry spokesperson said the directive was due to rising insecurity and threat to the lives and wellbeing of the students.
The pilgrims said that they were usually food with no meat, and had no good place to sleep.
Muhammad Bello told members of a Senate committee that N9.2 billion had been paid to contractors for the project.
The facility was on July 5, 2022, attacked by Boko Haram terrorists who freed their cohorts and other hardened criminals in detention.
The mini-lorry driver, Suleiman Adams, told the reporter that an official of the Kugbo VIO command brutalised him while he was driving into Abuja.
