The deputy governor described the fasting period as vital to building a better nation.
NAFDAC said the manager of the warehouse located in an uncompleted building at the complex has been invited for questioning.
Mr Bakare-Oki emphasised that LASTMA personnel remained at the vanguard of emergency response operations
The NDLEA alleged that Mr Oladapo confessed to operating a drug distribution network during interrogation.
Mr Oku noted that challenges, including the ban on scavenging and cart pushing, had affected operations, but members remained resolute.
He said the agency would continue to sustain enforcement activities to protect cleared sites from abuse.
He commended the electorate for having confidence in the existing executives and giving it a new mandate.
Mr Oladapo said the screening committee and congress monitoring committee sent from the APC national secretariat did a thorough job.
He urged members to support the new chairman and other members of the executive to succeed.
The spokesperson stated that additional security operatives had been deployed to the community to forestall any breakdown of law and order.
