Mr Oku noted that challenges, including the ban on scavenging and cart pushing, had affected operations, but members remained resolute.
He attributed the low turnout to a combination of factors, including the timing of the election and limited party participation.
The latest development came days after armed bandits killed scores of residents, kidnapped several others and destroyed properties.
He disclosed that 27 positions were contested for in each of the local government areas.
According to him, the items comprised millet, guinea corn, maize, and rice.
Mr Usman added that although some temporary security structures were damaged during the encounter, no lives were lost and no injuries were recorded.
The team leader of the tracking exercise, Murtala Bankano, said the aim was to ensure value for money.
A protester lamented that the community had become unsafe due to frequent abductions for ransom.
Not less than 38 people were killed by rampaging terrorists in Duste Dan Ajiya in Zamfara on Friday.
The command urged residents in the state to remain vigilant and promptly report suspicious activities to the police.
