Mr Gabaya said the budget comprised N14.9 billion capital expenditure and N7.1 billion recurrent expenditure.
“In spite of family interventions, the situation has not changed. I can never love Salihu. I want the court to grant my wish,” she said.
Mr Okpa said the defendant collected the money under the pretence of investing it in a housing estate for six months with a profit of N1 million.
The defendant, however, pleaded not guilty to the charge.
On Wednesday, a 30-year-old driver, Christopher Otimejin, was arraigned in the Kabusa Grade I Area Court, Abuja, for cheating and breach of trust.
The Fiscal Responsibility Commission inaugurated a two-week capacity development training support organised by IMF in Abuja.
A businessman, Musa Habeeb, begged an Upper Area Court in Kubwa, Abuja, to order his wife, Mulikat Shuaibu, to leave his house.
Mr Kagarko, however, granted Mr Mohammed the option of a N50,000 fine in lieu of imprisonment.
Mr Adeola is the founder of Guaranty Trust Bank, founder and chairman of the FATE Foundation, and member of the Commission for Africa.
The judge, Aliyu Kagarko, granted the defendant bail of N1 million, with one surety in like sum.
