Mr Otu said visitors might admire the state’s scenery but would remember most vividly where they ate safely or experienced poor service.
Mr Soludo summoned an emergency peace and security meeting with key stakeholders from the affected communities for Wednesday.
Mr Mutfwang condoled with the families and victims of the incident.
Mr Oriiyomi said the deceased was abducted by the defendants over a land dispute.
Mr Shettima conveyed the condolences of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to the government and people of the state over the tragedy.
The army said security forces have intensified operations to deny criminal elements freedom of movement.
Mr Keyamo said, “Preliminary information suggests that there were 25 passengers and seven crew members on board.”
Mr Olatunde said all operatives must operate within the corps’ standard operating procedures and in line with extant laws.
Thirty-seven miners died while in NSCDC’s custody. The survivors narrated their ordeal in the security agency’s detention cell to Peoples Gazette.
A helicopter crashed on Monday in the Igbokoda community in Ondo State.
