“There is no life lost in the incident for now,” said FRSC.
The police confirmed the development in a statement on Thursday in Akure.
Parents, students, and education stakeholders in Kogi, Nasarawa, and Niger have expressed divergent views on the conduct of the post-UTME.
Mr Sodeinde noted that multiple excavators and tipper trucks were operating simultaneously, encroaching on established boundaries.
Mr Utsev stressed the need for proper coordination and thorough documentation to ensure seamless collaboration between the two countries.
The minister commended the president for reforms that have restored dignity to the services.
The statement said the commission remains committed to regular merit-based promotion and the welfare of staff.
According to the group, 8.5 million households have already received at least one tranche of N25,000 monthly payment.
According to him, every citizen is a change agent.
He added that a notorious terrorist, Abubakar Ahmadu, alongside six others, was apprehended during the operations.
