Mr Malami disclosed this at the two-day body of Attorneys General conference on Tuesday, in Abuja.
“We plead with the governor and house of assembly to avoid giving room to the popular suspicion of seeking to donate compensatory crowns and chieftaincy titles.”
The number of known executions worldwide in 2022 rose by 53 per cent on the figure recorded for 2021, Amnesty International said on Tuesday.
President Muhammadu Buhari’s regime has restated its commitment to restore the livelihood of poor, vulnerable Nigerians and maintain food security.
Recorded executions in 2022 reached the highest figure in five years.
Mr Malami said finding a reasonable remuneration for legal services in Nigeria has been an issue of great controversy for legal practitioners.
The names of affected persons were withheld from the public.
He made the commitment on Monday in his maiden press briefing on his assumption of office as the 42nd commissioner of police in Ondo.
The court also ordered the defendant to pay the claimant N200,000 as a cost of action within 30 days.
Force Spokesman Olumuyiwa Adejobi, made the assertion on Twitter on Sunday.
