The parents unanimously rejected the move and appealed to President Bola Tinubu to reconsider the approval.
CBSA officers executed search warrants at the suspects’ homes and businesses, where electronic devices containing the evidence of their fraudulent activities were recovered.
Mr Onanuga said the approval followed a proposal by Senator Ahmed Aliyu, who represents the Nasarawa West Senatorial District.
They said the taxes amount to hundreds of thousands of naira annually.
Mr Tinubu vowed to get justice for the victims, including the mathematics teacher, murdered while in captivity.
The presidential aide noted that the victims were rescued without any concessions to the perpetrators.
The strike action commenced following the resolution reached at the union’s congress on Friday over the non-payment of May and June salaries.
The release of the victims followed a series of sustained protests over the prolonged captivity of the victims.
Nine National Youth Service Corps members in Anambra will repeat their service year for absconding from the mandatory exercise.
Mr Alausa said a credible national identity system was essential for effective governance, quality education and sustainable economic growth.
