The prosecutor said the offence contravenes section 390(9) of the Criminal Code, Cap. 38, Vol. II, Laws of Oyo State, 2000.
The navy also expressed its personnel’s readiness to support efforts to address security challenges nationwide whenever required.
Mr Abubakar said NAF had, from 2024 to date, received nine new aircraft into its inventory.
The prosecuting counsel, Cpl. Seun Johnson, told the court that the defendants allegedly conspired with others now at large to commit the act.
Mr Zhakom said the suspects were neutralised following a tip-off on the activities of bandits in the community.
Mr Tinubu praised the commitment of the NAF in advancing national security objectives and assured continued support for defence modernisation.
The platform aims to manage citizenship applications, process business permits, and administer regulations related to businesses and foreign workers.
He said the government is committed to peace and stability, and this demands more than centralised responses.
Mr Obi said Nigeria’s protracted crises are traceable to lack of quality and citizen-focused leadership.
“The pockets of attacks should not be a cause for concern as the military and security agencies are firmly in control,” Mr Musa said.
