Mr Wike said though the lawmakers did not consult him, they acted within their rights.
The statement noted that criminals operating in the state had become desperate for medical care having sustained wounds in recent encounters with security forces.
Another beneficiary, Mary Dennis, thanked NEMA for the materials she received during the period.
The apex court ruled that Mr Jimi-Bada had no legal right to have instituted the case on behalf of the 30 local governments in the state in the first place.
Mr Adaraloye alleged that the defendants stole aluminium frames and aluminium rooting sheets, belonging to the Ogun State Government.
Mr Sani described proportional force as the legal standard designed to prevent state actors from infringing upon the right to human dignity.
The defendants pleaded not guilty to the changes preferred against them.
The speaker said President Bola Ahmed Tinubu was doing so much for the country and meant well for it.
The CP stated, “The IGP has already given directives to the commissioners of police in the country to make sure that schools and worship centres including our mosques are secured.”
“I was born on 3rd March 1957, and I am a bona fide son of the Fusengbuwa Ruling House of Agunsebi Quarters,” KWAM 1 said.
