“We stand in solidarity with His Eminence Cardinal John Onaiyekan and the CBCN,” said Nigerian Catholics in defiance of President Bola Tinubu.
Mr Wike said the project would be executed under emergency conditions so that it would be delivered within the next year.
The first lady urged state governments to emulate Mr Wike by engaging the youth in environmental protection.
A 32-year-old cleaner, Matthew Ubabuike, was arraigned on Monday before the Chief Magistrates’ Court in Wuse, Abuja, for assaulting a vendor.
Former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar has been censured for criticising President Bola Tinubu’s economic policies.
Ms Mbah apologised for any inconvenience the maintenance would cause electricity consumers in the affected areas.
The minister said the demolition is part of ongoing efforts by the FCT Administration to dismantle criminal enclaves, improve public safety and protect residents.
Mr Wike said he had initiated talks with President Bola Tinubu to prevent the iconic structure from remaining an abandoned eyesore.
Mr Wike insisted that most of the ongoing projects would be delivered to residents by December.
“The House of Representatives remains firmly committed to a legislative process that is transparent, consultative and responsive to the aspirations of Nigerians,” said Mr Pondi.
