Mr Sani pointed out that some politicians who foresee defeat are planning to disrupt public peace before, during or after the coming elections.
Mr Hassan said the Commissioner of Police, CP Muhammad Rabiu, commended the gallantry of the operatives and community partnership.
Mr Wahab said the state government will not tolerate environmental violations that disrupt residents’ peace and well-being.
Mr Lawani expressed regret that the industrial action occurred before the agreed date for concluding negotiations.
The report said the operation was conducted by troops of 135 Special Forces Battalion.
The candidate also promised to establish large warehouses and silos to store agricultural produce.
He described support for Mr Tinubu as a religious obligation.
Mr Sani-Kalgo said the state’s internally generated revenue (IGR) more than doubled, rising by 107.81 per cent to N23.62 billion.
Mr Ogalagu urged party supporters to disregard insinuations of political hostility between APGA and the ruling APC.
The director also called on all candidates to embrace peaceful campaign rallies and control their utterances.
