The Oodua Youth Coalition (OYC) has called on Gani Adams to intervene in the worsening insecurity in the South-West.
The group said such a move would help detect and prevent crime in the state.
Mr Makinde approved the suspension “in exercise of the powers conferred on him.”
The defendant pleaded not guilty to the charge.
The distribution was done ahead of Saturday’s rerun election in the Saki West state constituency.
Four people lost their lives in a lone crash that occurred in the early hours of Tuesday around the Sandcrate area on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway.
The police urged the families to make judicious use of the money, saying nothing is too small and would become bigger if wisely used.
The victims, who live where the explosion occurred, said in an interview with journalists that life has been challenging for them since then.
Mr Makinde said political leaders should be able to identify time for politics and humanity.
The abductors had contacted his family, demanding N200 million as ransom.
