Mr Magaji added that the curfew is expected to take effect on August 11, from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m., till further notice.
Aggrieved motorcycle operators in the Gosa market area set up bonfires and damaged nearby properties after an FCT Task Force seized some motorcycles to enforce a ban.
On Monday, both the bank staff and customers were seen doing their transactions without hindrance.
The judge, Sulyman Ola, gave the convict an option of N40,000 fine.
In separate interviews, some residents advised the federal government to rescind the decision.
“You can see that a lot of foreign institutions are extending invitation to the students at discounted rate to study overseas,” Mr Shehu claimed.
“We have a special bond with the federal republic of Nigeria, and our collective history and culture extend over 400 years.”
The chairman renounced the judgment that was passed in favour of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Ms Mbah also disclosed that TCN’s maintenance crew had already been mobilised to repair the affected equipment.
“It is also an intervention from the federal government and the corps to assist the deceased family and to cater for some burial expenses.”
