According to The Guardian, Fashola, made the disclosure on Monday, December 9, 2019 when he received the executive members of the Public Transport Owners of Nigeria Association (PTONA) in Abuja.
The minister was also reported as saying that in the last four years, the ministry had not received a trillion naira allocation, but has been able to pay contractors only N72 billion.
According to Fashola, the entire road, sea and air traveling routes were important not only to Mr. President but also to all Nigerians, as “government wants to lift people from the state of poverty to prosperity.”
