Mr Wike appeared before the committees to defend the N1.15 trillion 2024 proposed FCT statutory budget.
“These recent appointments have shown that Wike wants to finally kill and bury the party.”
The judge dismissed the case for not disputing the FRSC’s powers to arrest and prosecute anyone suspected of having committed a traffic offence.
Mr Wike reminded workers of the long struggle for the realisation of the FCT Civil Service Commission since the law’s enactment in 2018.
The experts, who spoke to journalists in separate interviews, condemned the indiscriminate dumping of wastes in drains, gutters and streets.
The NDLEA spokesperson said the dispatch rider was arrested in Yenagoa on March 10 on his way to deliver 200 grammes of chin chin produced with cannabis sativa.
She said that the project would be delivered within 20 months.
The NESREA boss said the enforcement would be replicated in all the states of the federation.
The minister said the President Bola Tinubu-led administration, under the “Renewed Hope” agenda, has made the tourism sector development one of its priorities.
“We are looking at the N709,000 proposed by the Nigeria Labour Congress. We believe that workers should be paid a living wage as recommended by the union,” Mr Gupada explained.