The victims were operatives of the Nigerian Forest Security Service (NFSS), Gidan Waya Command.
The Oyo CP commended the diligence, professionalism, and prompt response of the operatives involved in the operation.
The police said the command reaffirmed its commitment to intelligence-led policing, public safety and protection of lives and property.
Mr Abdulazeez called on hospital management and the public to adopt a zero-tolerance approach to violence against medical personnel.
The union noted, “The timely intervention has brought great relief and renewed hope to many of our members who have waited patiently for years.”
The defendant pleaded not guilty to the changes.
The police said the suspects were in custody.
Governor Uba Sani made the commitment at a security sector stakeholders engagement in Kaduna.
A peace advocate says Nigeria’s evolving security challenges highlight the limits of military force and underscore the urgent need for non-kinetic and collective approaches.
Mr Mohammed recalled how the Kaduna State Ministry of Information was created in May 2025, following his intervention, ten years after it had been scrapped.
