Mr Madubueze said the decision was taken at the 122nd meeting of the Governing Council held on June 12.
The command stated that there would be no preferential treatment, exemption, or special consideration for any individual or organisation found contravening the directive.
The commandant alleged that the suspect attacked and killed Mr Afolabi at the uncompleted building.
Mr Ajanaku reiterated the commitment of the state government to protect lives and property in the state.
Mr Bala tasked the citizens to take responsibility for the future of the country by electing credible leaders in the coming general elections.
The bishop urged leaders to place the welfare of citizens above political interests.
He said the DHQ would strengthen security operations and support efforts to track down the perpetrators.
The confirmed and suspected cases were reported in the Pushit, Mangu 1 and Mangu 2 communities of Mangu Local Government Area.
Leader of the delegation, Abubakar Bawa-Kalgo, described the exercise as transparent, credible and in accordance with the party’s constitution.
According to Mr Garba, Nigerians can now access loans to purchase homes and repay over several years based on mutually agreed terms.
