Mr Mutfwang announced the suspension in a statement by Gyang Bere, his spokesperson, on Tuesday in Jos.
The Abdulrazaq administration had stipulated in writing that it would stay true to the court’s directives, signing an undertaking to ensure compliance until it gives a verdict.
“No fewer than 20 students were ambushed and kidnapped around Otukpo. They are coming from Jos,” said the Benue police spokesperson.
The prosecutor said the convict trespassed into the church premises and switched off their security lights but was caught.
Governor Caleb Mutfwang has lifted the curfew imposed on the Jos-Bukuru metropolis.
Mr Marwa, during a visit to Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau in Abuja, said the seizures also led to the arrest of 1,720 suspects.
The convict earlier pleaded guilty to the crime.
The prosecutor said the convict broke into the church with the help of his friend, now at large, and stole the windows valued at N100,000.
The Jos Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday sentenced a 38-year-old driver, Usman Abdulkarim, to one year in prison for stealing 1050 litres of petrol worth N977,000.
The Jos Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday sentenced a 40-year-old businessman, Ibrahim Kaye, to three months’ imprisonment over a threat to life.
