He passed away on Tuesday night in Lagos after a period of illness.
He said the site was close to the rail corridor, adding that their occupation of the area could pose security threats to residents using the Abuja Metro Line.
Mr Wike expressed satisfaction with the pace of work so far.
The residents said the high cost of poultry produce would deprive Nigerians of health benefits from the produce.
Mr Okafor, a vulcaniser, said that his monthly income could not pay the Band A tariff.
He said that the major infrastructure needed for the CCTV camera to function effectively was power.
Mr Elechi said the committee has approved the award of the project to be completed in 12 weeks.
Mr Shettima urged the unit to move beyond rural farming and initiate urban agriculture.
Mr Gamawa called on relevant stakeholders in the judiciary to work together to achieve the desired result.
Mr Obuah urged residents of the FCT to be vigilant and report any suspicious activity around streetlight facilities to security agencies.