“After the census exercise, the list of the defaulting schools will be published,” the commissioner said.
Mr Saraki said the government had failed to secure the people and had instead focused on attacking the opposition.
Mr Adunmo said the purpose of the dredging was to curb destructive floods in any part of the Ado-Ekiti metropolis.
The deputy governor, who chaired the occasion, urged the people to continue supporting Governor Abdullahi Sule’s administration to ensure its success.
NCC’s director-general, John Asien, condemned the attack in a statement by the commission’s spokesperson, Ijeoma Egbunike, in Abuja on Saturday.
“The rescued officers are currently in safe custody of the troops, receiving preliminary medical attention and debriefing,” the statement stated.
Mr Lorhenba commended the delegates for conducting themselves in an orderly manner.
According to her, all hands must be on deck to take the right early warning to safeguard communities at risk.
He said that UNICEF recently reported that no fewer than 10.2 million school-aged children were out of school.
He said that the passengers were abducted on Thursday.
