Lawmakers have called for an immediate, transparent, and independent investigation into the alleged killings of unarmed protesters in Adamawa by military personnel.
Mr Ojelabi said the ban became necessary due to the security situation in the country.
He commended the state government for empowering the inmates.
The governor said that the grant was a demonstration of his administration’s service to residents.
The CP said that nine alleged sex offenders and nine suspected cult members were also arrested within the period.
He said that the allegations were substantiated through a rigorous investigation process.
Mr Zulum reiterated his administration’s focus on education as the bedrock for development and prosperity.
Mr Philip said the approval granted by Mr Aiyedatiwa came at a time when the service needed strengthening to improve efficiency and effective service delivery.
The schools were shut in November due to insecurity and attacks on schools in some states.
Mr Maje said the amount covers both the board’s capital and recurrent expenditures in 2026.
