Th lamented the increasing cases of kidnapping and banditry.
They advocated curriculum modernisation rather than phasing out some academic programmes.
Many residents have resorted to trekking short distances to reduce transportation costs.
Usman Musa, a resident, said recreational parks help children to grow physically and mentally.
“If gas is cheap, many people in the villages will start to use it,” he said.
Mr Anthony said the supply and demand factor was a contributory factor to the decline in kerosene.
On November 15, Mr Mbah announced cash transfers of between N10,000 and N25,000 to the state’s workers from December to April 2024.
The federal government said the FCT and the 36 states incurred an estimated economic loss of $6.68 billion.
Some of them who spoke with journalists in Abuja on Sunday, described the payment as timely.
The residents expressed satisfaction over the Supreme Court ruling ordering that the old N200, N500, N1,000 notes remain in circulation till December 31.
