The committee is made up of 21 health professionals and seven ex officio members.
He said 88 other people were also arrested across the state’s 13 local government areas for engaging in business activities during the sanitation exercise.
The current registration window closes on July 10.
He said the vehicles were part of the completion of an earlier distribution carried out two weeks ago.
The spokesperson said the investigation was ongoing to identify other accomplices.
He said farmers should not panic into forced or premature harvesting of produce.
According to the governor, the intervention aims to address challenges confronting farmers.
Mr Yahaya enjoined residents of the state to remain peaceful throughout the exercise.
Abdullahi Idris, a voter, described the exercise as smooth and excellent.
Mr Onoja said troops recovered AK-47 rifles, ammunition, motorcycles and food supplies during the operation.
