A breakdown of the figure shows that N1.24 billion was shared among the six area councils, while N2.49 billion was allocated to teachers and the pension scheme.
Ms Mahmoud expressed confidence that the preparations for the 2024 FCT hajj would be better than the previous ones.
Mr Idris said the new visa regime would address the lacuna and challenges faced by citizens and foreign investors entering and leaving the country.
The breakdown indicated that N3.81 billion was shared among the six area councils, while N2.50 billion went to teachers and pension schemes.
She said that the project would be delivered within 20 months.Â
“We received a running call around 13 minutes after 10am.’’
N107.8 million was set aside as a 10 per cent employer pension contribution.
The fund is from the $15 million allocated to the FCTA under the World Bank-supported COVID-19 Action Recovery and Economic Stimulus (FCT CARES) programme.
Ms Mahmoud said that the fuel subsidy removal had a ripple effect on transportation, inflation, and an overall burden on the citizenry.
The FCT minister said the creation of a directorate was necessary because there was none for women affairs in the FCTA.
