The information ministry urged Niger residents to embrace constructive engagements.
The bank was represented in court by Ayodeji Olupeka.
Mr Oyiguh said, “The health and well-being of residents should take precedence over the economic interests of government or private operators.”
The teenager faces a one-count charge of defilement.
Mr Chikaji said, “Yobe is open for business, not just in aspiration but in practice.”
Mr Abdulkarim said efforts were ongoing to arrest the fleeing suspects and recover additional exhibits.
Mr Monde said four people were being held by the gunmen.
The Prosecutor, Inspector Elisha Tellang, alleged that Lawal stole Elijah’s itel phone valued at N120,000.
The commissioner explained that the alleged conduct was contrary to Governor Peter Mbah’s zero-tolerance policy on insecurity in Enugu State.
