Mr Kwaghe noted that the government had approved renovation of the camp’s multipurpose hall and construction of a befitting pavilion for the camp.
MrAhanonu cautioned operatives against aiding illegal oil bunkering, pipeline vandalism and petroleum product adulteration within the region.
Mr Hamman said the policy emerged from extensive consultations with key stakeholders and development partners.
Ms Salihu’s narration came as Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq recieved all the 163 hostages.
The command’s spokesman, Wasiu Abiodun, noted that the suspects were arrested on Monday at about 6 p.m.
Mr Idris said the activities of the bandits were aimed at destabilising peaceful communities.
The governor said the assistance was a humanitarian initiative aimed at saving lives.
He said Mr Tinubu was determined and committed to rebuilding decades of defective foundations.
Mr Abiodun said the achievements reflected the government’s commitment to improving infrastructure.Â
Mr Oriyomi said the offence contravened Section 5(b) of the Indian Hemp Act, 2005.
