The Director of the Command, Mr Mahmud Ningi, made the divulgence when he strutted the suspects previously newsmen on Wednesday in Kaduna.
As indicated by Ningi, on Oct. 19, a pack of equipped punks obstructed the street close Idon town in Kajuru Local Government Area and looted workers.
"Sadly amid the task, the caravan of the late Galadima, kept running into the gangsters who in this way stole the Monarch, his significant other Victoria, and driver, Timothy Katari.
"The punks likewise executed the police precise, Sgt Isua Clement, and one castle monitor Amos Zamani," he said.
He likewise related that three days after the fact on Oct. 21; the spouse of the Royal dad was discharged by the hijackers, apparently in light of her disintegrating wellbeing condition.
"Along these lines, the hijackers reached the family by getting numbers from the ruler's better half's telephone which was seized by the abductors and requested for N100 million as payoff.
"Lamentably despite the extraordinary transactions, after five days, on Oct. 26, the Royal dad was executed by the abductors in the wake of accepting N6.850 million from the family," he said.
The Director said the administration had been monitoring the exercises of the lawbreakers amid the arrangement yet couldn't make captures as it needed to think about the security of the people in question.
He additionally revealed that quickly after the ruler's body was found, the administration found and captured six individuals from the syndicate at various areas over the State.
"Amid the primer cross examination, they put forth confession booth expressions about their contribution in the wrongdoing.
He distinguished the six suspects as Adamu Sani, 36, who was captured in Rigasa, Igabi Local Government Area, and the driving force of the activity, Adam Said, 25, a stamped Boko Haram part, captured at Soba Local Government Area.
Others were Adam Isya, 25, a presumed steers rustler for as far back as five years, Yusuf Bello, 32, Dahiru Bello, 28, and Mohammed Aminu, the provider of arms to the group.
Ningi guaranteed Nigerians that the administration will guarantee appropriate arraignment of the suspects, while endeavors were being made to capture different individuals from the posse.
"I will jump at the chance to utilize this chance to thank the military who given essential help amid the task; and additionally other security offices,'' Ningi said.
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