The House emphasised the need to strengthen financial intelligence and collaboration among relevant security.
Mr Dunmoye said funds for the payment had been released by the federal government since May.
Mr Sanwo-Olu spoke at the State House, Marina, while hosting members of the Joint Revenue Board for its 159th meeting, which started on Monday.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the ministry in the implementation of trade policies and import-related initiatives.
They N4 trillion debt is allegedly for federal government projects executed in 2024.
According to a statement by the ministry, the finance minister, Wale Edun, while inaugurating the buses, announced the reintroduction of essential provisions for staff.
Mr Osodi said that the bank initiated constructive engagement with the Federal Ministry of Finance.
“These are debts we met and which we must begin to pay if the state is to move forward,” Mr Otu said.
The federal government said the debts were revealed in data aggregated from over 5,000 debtors across more than 93 MDAs.
Mr Tinubu also directed the application of the local content requirements.
