Mr Mohammed said troops recovered one AK-47 rifle, one locally fabricated dane gun, two rifle magazines, and one motorcycle, among other items.
Mr Abiodun said the suspects were arrested with dangerous weapons, including a sickle, sticks, cutlass, and a long knife.
Mr Adeleke appreciated the prayers and support of citizens.
The supporters urged the club’s management to strengthen the squad with quality players.
Mr Buru and members of his church joined thousands of Muslims at Murtala Mohammed Square, Kaduna, for the celebration.
The Etsu Nupe urged Muslims to use the Eid el-Maulud period to offer prayers for peace, unity and progress of the country.
Mr Lawal commended the budget and planning ministry for driving the public consultation initiative.
Mr Daso added that the command recovered N430,000 from the suspects.
Mr Alia condemned the sale of ancestral lands for illegal mining in Kwande, particularly gold and other solid minerals.
Mr Nweke said, “Financial transparency is not merely an accounting issue; it is an economic competitiveness issue.”
