Mrs Ajimobi’s remarks come a year ahead of the general elections.
The circular highlighted steps for the loan repayment.
Mr Obi said, “The power sector is critical and requires competent and committed leadership to thrive.”
The joint statement noted that strategic discussions focused on strengthening collaboration to improve religious freedom and enhance security across the country.
Mr Idris said compensation issues would soon be settled to enable completion and public use of the road.
Mr Apama appealed for calm, saying the governor was away but would be briefed.
Mr Yusuf cited persistent internal disputes and legal challenges as reasons for his resignation.
The Nigerian woman claimed she refunded the actual money but was unable to cough up the 40 per cent interest.
The sum of ₦172 million is “only for the sponsorship of an indigenous Jigawa State candidate under the Jigawa–Russia Agricultural Capacity Cooperation Programme”.
“The signs are unmistakable: what looms is not a formidable alternative, but an impending implosion,” said Seye Oladejo, APC spokesman in Lagos.
