He said the state government received an intelligence report that an attack would be launched on the school.
He encouraged the corps members to embrace national service with dedication.
The CP said that during the period, the command prosecuted 25 cases in court over alleged armed robbery, murder, kidnapping, and stealing.
Mr Yahaya described the incident as disturbing, unacceptable, and an affront to children’s safety.
Mr Idris said both the state and federal governments were working tirelessly to ensure the safe return of the abducted girls.
Mrs Odumegwu-Ojukwu, however, urged Mr Kanu’s supporters to avoid escalation in response to the verdict.
The governor said Nigeria was not defined by its challenges but by the talents and determination of people like the corps members.
Sani Lokoja, NEMA North-West zonal director, said the exercise was designed to enhance the agency’s readiness for potential nuclear-related incidents.
The governor’s wife urged continued vigilance, stressing that many children remained unvaccinated and vulnerable.
The CP urged young females to exercise caution online and to avoid disclosing personal or medical information to strangers on social media.
