The army chief restated the need for vigilance, especially during this yuletide period.
NAF says it is intensifying efforts to fast-track the acquisition of 24x M-346 fighter ground attack aircraft and 10x AW109 Trekker helicopters.
Mr Oluyede expressed appreciation to officers and soldiers who remained at their duty posts while many Nigerians celebrated with their families.
He said the payment of the end-of-year bonus to civil servants was the first in the history of the state.
According to him, the bodies of the deceased and the injured persons were taken to Ringim General Hospital.
Mr Jatau also called on Christians and other Nigerians to provide succour to the less privileged in society to better their standard of living.
The police boss urged Christians to celebrate with hope, showing love, charity, and kindness, especially to the needy, remembering Christ as the reason.
Mr Nwifuru said the season emphasised the need for peaceful coexistence and to place the collective good above personal interests.
Mr Abiodun said the state’s economy had grown significantly since he assumed office, driven by industrial expansion.
Mr Asanya said that the zero-tolerance to road crashes programme would last until January 15.
