Ms Yakubu urged stakeholders to turn environmental sustainability commitments into concrete action.
According to him, rising population figures lead to higher waste generation, emissions, and noise pollution across the state.
The enforcement operation targets unmarked vehicles, fake or obscured number plates, and the unauthorised covering of vehicle plates.
Some sellers attributed the high cost of commodities to the off-season period and high transportation costs.
The programme targets one million children under five, 7,000 nine-year-old girls, and 200,000 pregnant women across the state’s 16 local government areas.
“The arms and motorcycles were discovered in an abandoned police station within the Ibusa community,” he said.
Mr Makinde said the decision was an additional measure to enhance security across the state.
He said the event signalled the party’s readiness for a statewide electoral contest.
Some residents said the increase had affected their monthly expenses and livelihoods.
The protesters demanded the swift rescue of the abductees, vowing to shut down markets, roads, and commercial activities in the town from Monday.
