The police said a concealed locally made double-barrelled pistol was found in the suspect’s possession during a search.
Mr Adebowale stated that the action became necessary due to repeated breaches of regulatory requirements by the affected filling stations.
The ministry said the affected students are from Oyemekun Grammar School, Aquinas College and CAC Grammar School.
Mr Olayinka said the victim was abducted on his farm and not within the premises of any school.
He alleged that the woman instructed her child to dispose of refuse into a covered drainage channel, contrary to the state’s environmental laws.
“They killed them purposely because they felt that would force the government to give them whatever they wanted,” she said.
The reduction followed a directive by the Emir of Lapai, Umar Bago, aimed at easing transportation costs for residents and students.
He said drug availability in public health facilities rose from 30 per cent to 90 per cent in three years.
Troops of the Nigerian Army arrested a suspected arms trafficker in Zangon Kataf Local Government Area of Kaduna State.
“The initiative is designed to engage our members in farming activities, boost food production at the household level and encourage healthy living,” she said.
