The governor said the suspension excluded traders in lock-up shops, who must still pay annual fees.
Mr Fubara said his administration has recruited over 2,000 health workers to boost manpower and improve efficiency in healthcare facilities.
According to the monarch, the community guard was established to strengthen surveillance and ensure effective policing in Ibadanland.
He said the move recognised traditional institutions’ enduring relevance in governance, social cohesion and moral leadership.
“The suspects include one from Cameroon, one from Niger, 12 from Sudan and six from Chad,” he said.
He said the command has contacted the complainant for his statement.
He said some have been completed and others are at various stages of completion.
The financial expert said that some states had begun to take advantage of the new legal framework.
The decision followed a motion moved by the majority leader, Lawan Hussaini (Dala-APC), during plenary.
Mr Baamlong said the state’s adoption of science-based health actions had strengthened primary health care.
