Mr Ajiboye said that the project, when completed, would boost power supply in Abuja and environs.
Governor Caleb Mutfwang signed the contract on behalf of the state government on Friday in Jos.
Mr Shettima said that the recent global trade disruptions and the resurgence of protectionism are loud warnings to Nigeria.
Mr Ibrahim noted that financial commitment underscored the governor’s vision for a well-structured and sustainable urban transport system.
Ms Odusote said they were going to use the National Identity Numbers (NIN) and Subscribers Identity Modules (SIM) databases to track them down.
The project will add five transmission substations, 143 kilometers of 330 Kilo Volts (KVs) and 81 kilometers of 132 KV transmission lines to Abuja.
Nigeria and the French Development Agency (AFD) on Wednesday signed a grant of €25 million for the Northern Corridor Project to improve power supply.
Mr Muron also sought to understand how the government planned to achieve its objective of creating jobs, increasing productivity and reducing poverty.
The country’s debt status has continued to rise following the president’s decision to keep servicing the country’s ballooning budget with loans from foreign countries.
