He said infrastructure is ultimately about people, about access, opportunity and dignity.
He said that resolving the matter was essential for credibility and the rule of law.
Mr Mohammed warned the federal government against subjecting him to criminal treatment.
The commissioner was charged with assault.
The APC said, “A man who can so conveniently return to his vomit, without remorse or even a whimper, cannot be trusted with the destiny of a nation.”
Mr Obi said, “We have one year now to determine who went to school and who didn’t go to school.”
Mr Obi stressed that his decision was not about personal ambition but based on the country’s future.
The EFCC’s counsel said a counter affidavit was filed to oppose the application for bail.
Mr Abang said the proposed cession was linked to the 2002 International Court of Justice ruling.
The governor stated, “If you remember, I joined the Labour Party before Peter Obi, so I did not join the party with him.”
