“This will go a long way in boosting the morale of the beneficiaries and improve their productivity,” the statement said.
Justice Peter Lifu, in a judgment, held that the suit instituted by the Action People’s Party (APP) was statute-barred, having not been filed within 14 days allowed by law.
Mr Wike also commended the company for employing more than 800 persons as workers.
He assured that the projects would be completed in 2025 and inaugurated as part of activities to celebrate FCT’s 50 Anniversary.
Mr Wike said the efforts create a platform for engagement and knowledge exchange between the diaspora community and the FCT youths.
RSIEC announced this at a meeting with political party leaders on its premises on Monday in Port Harcourt.
He said the development of the Southern Parkway, now Bola Ahmed Tinubu Way, at par with the Northern Parkway, was awarded in December 2010.
Motorists in the FCT were being harassed by touts who claimed to be working for a ministerial task force against illegal parking.
Mr Wike announced the suspension after he inspected the centre in Abuja on Monday.
Mr Wike stated this after he inspected the road projects in Abuja on Wednesday.
