They expressed concerns in separate interviews with journalists on Sunday in Abuja, describing the price situation as a setback to their celebration.
Mr Akinola said it was promptly responded to by security personnel on duty.
The guards brigade commander added that criminal attempts to destabilise the FCT were promptly contained.
“They said the money was a Christmas gift from the president to the honourables,” a lawmaker told The Gazette. “Christmas is the season to collect gifts, even from the president.”
Mr Yu disclosed this at the first Annual China–Nigeria Government Exchange Programme Alumni Reunion Gala on Friday in Abuja.
The CP said six police officers paid the supreme price in the line of duty during the period under review.
“I had a very long discussion with the U.S. and European governments,” said Mr Tinubu. “I was bragging to them that definitely we will pass state police to improve security.”
The approval followed “rigorous” written examinations and oral interviews presided over by the PSC chairman, Hashimu Argungu.
The faction on Thursday announced the dissolution of state working committees in 14 states.
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Mr Boum said that despite the progress, Africa continued to face serious health threats, particularly from cholera, diphtheria, and viral haemorrhagic fevers.
