Mr Yahaya said the move would strengthen healthcare services.
He also disclosed that Ekiti borders are adequately secured with strong military and police presence.
He said the approval covered several categories and that the payment was effective immediately.
Mr Jauro vowed that the command will continue to put criminals on the run and dismantle their criminal networks.
He said the development highlights the command’s zero tolerance for human trafficking.
He assured residents of commitment to protecting the lives and property of citizens.
He said that the committee had been instrumental in handling disputes swiftly.
Mr Nafiu admonished Corps members to be security-conscious both inside and outside camp.
The governor paid tribute to the late former governor, Rotimi Akeredolu, describing him as a visionary leader.
Mr Festus said that the sensitisation was to enlighten and encourage the people to support the school mapping in Bayelsa State.
