The command, however, acknowledged citizens’ rights to peaceful assembly and protest.
Mr Obegolu described the enforcement as economically disruptive.
The police charged Mr Abdul of Suleja, Niger State, with receiving stolen property, but the defendant pleaded not guilty.
The management of NISO described the project as a vital step towards achieving the national target of 8,500MW grid generation capacity by the end of 2026.
Information minister Mohammed Idris made the call at a stakeholders meeting for resident information officers in Abuja.
He said the move would be a foundation for a more modern and resilient airport logistics system.
Mr Ajiboye said that the project, when completed, would boost power supply in Abuja and environs.
Mr Awoyi stated, “People should be allowed to vote without the fear of intimidation from any quarters.”
Mr Wike said, “When you leave dialogue and begin to join us as politicians, we will first treat you as politicians. I can’t treat you as a worker but as a political opponent.”
Workers of the Federal Capital Territory Administration, under the Joint Union Action Committee, resumed their indefinite strike on Thursday over unresolved welfare issues.
