Mr Umahi said the government would use consultants to concession and toll all federal highways in the six geo-political zones.
Mr Adekanye also said 618 persons sustained various degrees of injuries in 246 road crashes recorded to have occurred within the period.
The police arraigned the accused on an eight-count charge of conspiracy, extortion, obtainment, giving false information to the police and fraud.
The arraignment was initially scheduled for August 17 but was stalled due to the absence of the second defendant, Ms Yaro.
“He said that since her mother could no longer afford to buy gas or charcoal, they had resorted to using plastic materials to ignite a fire for cooking.”
The Olubadan had held a meeting with some members of his advisory council over land-grabbing cases by Mr Oladoja.
The controversial appointment was made on August 7.
He said the loan, which was to be disbursed in tranches, was to cushion the effects of the economic crisis in the nation on the teachers.
He noted that the meat from open vans could be easily contaminated, causing diseases for whoever consumes such beef.
Ms Rufa’u said EFCC does not charge a fee from lawyers or family members of detained suspects before releasing them on bail.
