At least 800,000 women across the state are expected to benefit from the expanded programme.
Mr Jimoh said preliminary investigations revealed that the suspects allegedly belong to an armed robbery syndicate.
The suspects are allegedly members of the Supreme Vikings Confraternity.
Mr Lawan appreciated the state government for its numerous support and welfare packages for corps members.
Mr Bala also appealed to the governor to visit the board to see things for himself.
The latest clemency brings the number of beneficiaries to more than 500.
He said the Bill was scheduled for second reading on October 12.
The Jigawa government has hired 1,920 teachers under its J-Teach scheme to enhance access to quality education.
Cletus Shurkuk, the works commissioner in Plateau, says Nigeria is a work in progress.
Mr Shuaibu said that the era of passive selflessness at the expense of Suleja’s survival is over.
