Mr Babafemi said operatives arrested the suspects while they were loading 554 kilogrammes of skunk into a Volvo truck for onward movement into town.
Mr Sanivie said the operation followed a distress call about suspected terrorists who had blocked the Ribah-Dirindaji road while attempting to invade Ribah town.
The cleric described the proposed legislation as a dangerous move that could encourage abortion and lead to the loss of unborn lives.
“On sighting the operatives, the armed robbers opened fire, prompting an immediate tactical response,” Mr Babaseyi said.
Mr Sodiq attributed the increase to rising fuel prices and the cost of purchasing cattle.
Ms Edu expressed confidence that the state would deliver more than 1.5 million votes for the ruling APC.
Mr Lawal said the ceremony reflected his administration’s recognition of the traditional institution.
The command’s spokesman, Ayanlade Olayinka, said the arrest was made at about 9:45 a.m. on Saturday.
The foundation said the initiative was aimed at moving beyond handouts to creating sustainable enterprises for Kwarans.
One of the operators explained that a journey that previously cost ₦300 could now cost at least ₦500.
