He also called for strengthened accountability in the corps.
Mr Akume commended members of the board.
Mr Tinubu noted that the adjustment places Nigerians at the centre of foreign policy.
The federal government has urged members of the National Pension Commission governing board to uphold high standards of corporate governance.
Mr Tinubu directs all affected officials to submit their formal resignation letters through the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation.
Mr Akume said, “Many of these people who have been arrested don’t speak English. They speak very poor Hausa.”
Mr Ojo noted that the project had been abandoned but was revived following President Bola Tinubu’s directive to complete stalled projects.
Mr Akume urged the board members to discharge their duties with objectivity.
Mr Tinubu also tasked FERMA to develop a comprehensive, georeferenced national database of failed and failing federal roads.
Mr Akume also commended Mr Alia for finding time out of his tight schedule to honour the invitation to witness the wedding of his son.
