FEMD and Near Foundation have distributed meat to 300 internally displaced persons in Abuja to celebrate Eid-el-Kabir.
16 people have been rescued so far from the rubble.
Mr Mohammed highlighted the importance of involving qualified professionals in construction projects and urged developers to avoid quackery.
Mr Nyam said that eight bodies were deposited at the Karu Hospital morgue and one at the Asokoro District Hospital morgue.
He said that the third person was a volunteer, who equally got trapped while attempting to rescue the two labourers.
He also announced the commencement of the 2024 dry season sensitisation campaign against incessant fire outbreaks in Abuja.
Abdulrahman Mohammed, FEMD’s acting director-general, made the call when he visited NARSDA’s boss, Matthew Adepoju, in Abuja on Thursday.
The director further appealed to residents to always use the 112 emergency toll-free number in the event of an emergency.
FEMD acting director-general Florence Wenegieme, who disclosed this in a statement in Abuja on Tuesday, said that no life was lost to the incident.
She also appealed to developers to provide insurance coverage for both the building and the workers on site.
