Mr Mutfwang particularly thanked Mr Yilwatda for his strategic engagement and commitment to the development of Plateau State at all times.
The command urged members of the public to remain vigilant.
The PRO said that the victim was rescued alive and conveyed to the Murtala Muhammed Specialist Hospital, Kano State.
Mr Adebutu accused successive administrations of denying local governments the financial independence needed to drive development.
Mrs Gbemiga said the abduction caused anxiety and led to a call from an unknown person who initially demanded N10 million ransom.
Mr Nyong commended CR-SEMA for its prompt response.
Mr Bago stressed the need for unity among party members.
President of the Council of Iyalajes and Babaalajes in Remoland, Olufunke Oyelaja, pledged the group’s support for Mr Adeola’s governorship bid.
The monarch prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace and for comfort for his immediate family, friends, business associates and everyone whose lives he impacted.
Mr Bagana stated that the 41 pioneer medical students of the institution comprised 21 males and 20 females.
