The defendants pleaded not guilty to the changes preferred against them.
The police prosecutor alleged that the defendant was indicted, during an audit report.
Ms Musa-Buge said that the modified sanitation exercise became necessary to allow students sitting the UTME mock examination to access their centres in different parts of the state.
Mr Jimoh said that the suspects were apprehended on March 22 following a report from a resident, Olanireti.
The Chief Magistrate, Nurudeen Layeni, granted the defendant bail in the sum of five million naira, with three sureties in like sum.
Mr Abiodun said that the suspects were aged between 27 and 40 years, all of Tsauni Area of Gwagwalada, Abuja and Lambata in Niger State.
The magistrate adjourned the case until May 25, for hearing.
The National Population Commission has said it registered over 36,000 births in Kano in nine months of deploying its electronic birth registration system.
Governor Abba Yusuf has directed political appointees interested in contesting the 2027 elections to resign, citing the electoral act.
The welfare of Nigerian troops in various theatres of operation across the country has improved significantly in recent times, according to a survey.
