Mr Ibrahim stressed that the board was determined to eradicate all vices in the state.
Mr Muhammed, who lives in the Danbatta Local Government Area of Kano, is facing a two-count charge of criminal breach of trust and cheating.
Mr Habib, represented by the NEMA coordinator of the Kano Territorial Office, Nuradeen Abdullahi, said the items were meant to alleviate the suffering of the victims.
The returnees comprised 144 males, 56 females and 66 children.
“Our investigations will reveal the source of the products and their country of manufacture because all of them are imported, not manufactured locally in Nigeria.”
Mr Rimin-Gado instituted the suit challenging his suspension against the Kano State government and five others.
At a meeting held on Sunday in Kano, they also vowed to mobilise votes for the party’s governorship candidate in Kano State, Nasiru Gawuna.
Mr Ganduje said the houses would be constructed in phases across the various local government areas of the state.
The incident was first reported by resident witnesses who said that the attackers had injured and shot the chief imam and one other worshipper during prayers.
Mr Abdullahi said the service responded to 44 rescue calls and 16 false alarms from residents of the state.
