Mr John pleaded guilty to the offence and begged the court for leniency.
The judge, Isa Adamu, did not give the convict a fine option but warned him to desist from committing a crime.
FRSC spokesman Jonas Agwu said in a statement on Tuesday that the Monday crash resulted from excessive speed, overloading and fatigue.
Justice Binta Nyako, in a ruling, held that having refused to admit Mr Kanu to bail earlier, the only option left for him was to approach the appellate court.
The CP said the suspects included 40 youths suspected to belong to a notorious group.
Mr Wike noted that a total of N7.9 billion was proposed for FCT Agriculture and Rural Development sector.
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.
