Ms Elelu appealed to traditional, community, and religious leaders for support.
Mr Saraki said Kwara was safer under his administration than it is under the current All Progressives Congress-led government.
Ms Adeyeye advised Nigerians to also purchase products from credible sources with NAFDAC registration numbers.
Ms Iringe-Koko urged residents to provide information to support the investigation.
Mr Folorunsho said an anti-crude oil theft patrol team was deployed to the area, leading to the discovery of an active illegal refining site.
Mr Mallo said the policy aligned with Nigeria’s commitment to achieve Sustainable Development Goal 6 on clean water and sanitation.
The commissioner called on all road users—drivers, riders, and pedestrians—to embrace discipline as the highest form of patriotism.
“Terrorists are not entering hourses to kill and kidnap people. Where are these people seeing sophisticated weapons and petrol?” said a resident.
Mr Mohammed warned officers against involvement in civil matters, particularly land disputes, stressing that police personnel must not be deployed to guard private property.
