Mr Wike said defaulting vehicles would be impounded and auctioned, and their locations permanently shut down.
Mr Nwosu said the group would commence intensive mobilisation ahead of the campaigns.
She explained that the participants would share the knowledge gained with their colleagues.
BPP has called for stronger participation of civil society organisations in monitoring Nigeria’s public procurement system to ensure value for public expenditure.
Ishaku Yamawo, APC chairman in the Federal Capital Territory, says Nigerians will re-elect President Bola Tinubu in 2027 based on his administration’s recorded achievements.
Ms Mahmoud urged citizens to continue supporting and praying for Mr Tinubu.
Mr Wike also expressed confidence that the ongoing construction of Magistrate Court in Garki, would be delivered by December.
The defendant pleaded not guilty to the charges.
The Prosecutor, Charity Nwachukwu, told the court that the complainant, Usman Johnson of FHA Lugbe Airport Road, reported the matter at the Karmo Police Station on August 5.
“Where is the money? They stole it. I will return fuel subsidy. The big thing was that they removed the subsidy, but where is the money?” stated Mr Abubakar.
