Mr Wike said during the disbursement that the amount was just “scratching the surface,” considering the huge number of indigent FCT students in public schools.
Ms Musawa made the call at a breaking of fast she hosted for stakeholders, ministry officials and the media on Wednesday evening in Abuja.
Mr Shettima made the call during an Iftar hosted by Mr Tinubu for Senate leaders at the new State House Banquet Hall in Abuja.
Mr Odumosu urged area commanders and division heads to serve as agents of change.
Mr Sumaila said that filing annual returns of income from all sources was mandatory for all taxpayers.
“Even in some Western countries, prostitution is still seen as an immoral act,” said the judge.
Mr Wike explained during the exercise in Abuja that the demolished structures were built on a road corridor.
The EFCC dragged them on a 14-count charge, alleging that they fraudulently diverted public funds to the tune of N109.5 billion.
Justice Obiora Egwuatu gave the order after it was confirmed from the court records that all processes in the suit had been duly served on the defendants.
AEDC said its dedicated technical team were working tirelessly to restore power as quickly as possible.
