Mr Olugbenga stated that all the suspects would be charged to court after investigations are completed.
Mr Makinde congratulated him and urged him to be loyal to the state.
The OAGF had also warned that failure by affected officers to comply with the posting directive would attract sanctions.
Mr Mbah said access to clean water remained a top priority of his administration, describing it as a fundamental right rather than a privilege.
Mr Folorunsho reaffirmed the navy’s commitment to sustaining intelligence-driven operations to combat crude oil theft.
Another dealer in New Market, Mary-Jane Ibe, blamed the rising cost on insecurity.
Fifty-two inmates have commenced sitting NECO and the National Board for Arabic and Islamic Studies examinations in Nigerian Correctional Service custodial centres in Kano.
Cooking gas dealers in Pankshin, Plateau, are struggling with low patronage amid the current price hike.
Mr Tinubu reiterated the need to regulate social media to protect Nigeria’s information ecosystem and its citizens.
