Also in the meeting are Governors Aminu Tambuwal of Sokoto, Atiku Bagudu of Kebbi and the president’s Chief of Staff, Ibrahim Gambari.
The security guards were said to have been sleeping on duty while some persons gained access to an apartment and robbed.
Mr Sulieman also ordered the convict to pay N50,000 to compensate the tank’s owner.
The traders urged the CBN to intensify efforts to ensure that money circulates to all parts of the country through the PoS.
The FHA spokesperson said ongoing investigations would reveal immediate and remote causes of the collapse.
PoS centres still operating are owned by bank officials who get the money directly from their banks without going through the ATM.
A building in the Gwarimpa area of Abuja has collapsed, killing two people with many injured and trapped beneath the debris.
“As a responsible party, we have been taken for granted. We are not in talks with any party.”
“The thing that motivates us more is what we have been able to give to INEC. I think INEC is a princely institution. We have always prioritised INEC.”
