The federal government has promised to address all travel trade concerns and ensure stability in the aviation industry.
FCT minister Nyesom Wike says Abuja will not be available for protesters on August 1.
He said that residents and motorists in the nation’s capital were being harassed by those employed to enforce the policy.
Laurent De Boeck, chief of the IOM mission in Nigeria, stated this in an interview on Wednesday in Abuja.
This followed the consideration and adoption of the Senate Committee on Finance report presented by its chairman, Sani Musa.
Mr Dangiwa added that over 28,000 applications had been recorded since the launch of the housing portal.
Mr Wike, who blamed the delay in the construction on politics, said, “It is very very unfortunate that for 13 good years, this road has been abandoned.”
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The caucus consists of all PDP, LP, NNPP, APGA, SDP, YPP and the ADC members.
Justice Obiora Egwuatu adjourned the matter due to the court’s busy schedule.
“The congress unanimously resolved to suspend the strike so that the university administration will be able to look at the issues,” he said.
