Mr Sajoh also expressed the forum’s appreciation for the various federal appointments extended to Adamawa State indigenes.
Similarly, two suspects were arrested by NDLEA operatives along the Onitsha -Asaba expressway in Delta, while conveying 410,800 pills of tramadol.
Mr Babafemi said the suspect was notorious for drug trafficking, evading arrest and mobilising armed thugs against security agents.
Mr Ododo reaffirmed the state’s commitment to supporting the Nigerian Army and other security agencies.
The police spokesperson encouraged the public to remain vigilant and continue to partner with the police by promptly reporting suspicious activities.
Air Chief Sunday Aneke reaffirmed the NAF’s commitment to providing timely and decisive air support to ground forces.
The PPRO reaffirmed the command’s commitment to protecting vulnerable persons and eradicating human trafficking in the state.
He said his ambition was prompted by a ‘divine call’, as well as calls from well-meaning members of the public.
The command reassured members of the public of its commitment to bringing perpetrators of crime to justice.
Mr Ikenga assured the public that efforts were being intensified to arrest the remaining suspects.
