Eight of the abducted passengers were candidates preparing for UTME.
He urged members of the public are to report any suspicious activities to the police.
He said his administration has established the first forensic laboratory in Northern Nigeria.
He appreciated stakeholders for their continued support and cooperation.
The association called on its members to remain united.
Mr Edafe assured that the matter is being looked into and urged the victim to reach out to him.
She described the initiative as a catalyst for self-reliance.
The lawmaker said that his declaration followed wide consultations and calls from across the state.
According to the police, Ms Aderibigbe has been released and interrogated for useful insights into the incident.
Mr Soludo linked the party’s slow growth to alleged exploitation of aspirants by officials during primaries.
