The minister based his actions on an Abuja court injunction which relied on recently passed Electoral Act.
Court sentenced a 26-year-old point of sale (POS) operator Chukwu Philip to six months imprisonment for stealing his employer’s N153,000.
“No Nigerian has the right to take (the) law into his or her hands, talk more of vandalising firefighting equipment, threatening firemen.”
FAAN managing director Rabiu Yadudu has inaugurated a taxi app loading booth at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport Abuja.
“Now we are out of the competition, but we have gained more experience ahead of next year.”
Timber Shed Market Dei-Dei vice-chairman Ifeanyi Chibata told the minister that about 50 shops were burnt and 25 vehicles set ablaze.
Mr Abdullahi pleaded guilty to the theft and begged for leniency.
The regime accused Ifeanyi Ejiofor and Maxwell Opara, as accomplices constantly communicating with Mr Kanu.
“Sealing of the junction and planning to pull down the illegal structures was meant to ease movement of vehicles.”
Pledging their support, the lawmakers urged the FCT-IRS to “have a record of the entire people resident in Abuja”.
