At the conclusion of the Federal Executive Council meeting today, Ministers Babatunde Fashola, Lai Mohammed, Chris Ngige and Abubakar Malami faced a bank of microphones to give updates on the issues discussed in the meeting.

The official Twitter handle of the Presidential Villa, Aso Rock gave a breakdown of the matters discussed at the press conference.

See below.

Wednesdays are for Cabinet meetings pic.twitter.com/5AE7aetZfl

— Government of Nigeria (@AsoRock) May 18, 2016

After the Cabinet meeting comes the press briefing. This week: @tundefashola, Malami, Mohammed and @SenChrisNgige pic.twitter.com/erbq68Kzsn

— Government of Nigeria (@AsoRock) May 18, 2016

BRF: Council approved Memo for Dangote subsidiary to fund and build Obajana-Kabba road using cement, in exchange for tax incentives

— Government of Nigeria (@AsoRock) May 18, 2016

Malami: Memo presented to Council for harmonized process for payments and settlements for FG finances, to enhance plugging of leakages.

— Government of Nigeria (@AsoRock) May 18, 2016

Malami: Memo presented to Council for harmonized process for payments and settlements for FG finances, to enhance plugging of leakages.

— Government of Nigeria (@AsoRock) May 18, 2016

Ngige: Note presented to Council on understanding reached w TUC, NLC & affiliates, regarding Labour groups' demands following liberalization

— Government of Nigeria (@AsoRock) May 18, 2016

Ngige: Govt will not encourage factionalism within NLC. We're instead trying to unite them by seeking to bring them together under one roof

— Government of Nigeria (@AsoRock) May 18, 2016

Mohammed: We had no choice re petrol liberalization. Nigeria no longer has official FX to support importation of petroleum products

— Government of Nigeria (@AsoRock) May 18, 2016

Min Mohammed shedding light on the 500 billion naira Social Investment Programme in #Budget2016: School Feeding, CCT, Micro-credit, etc

— Government of Nigeria (@AsoRock) May 18, 2016

Mohammed: Lag-Kano & Calabar-Lag railways projects in #Budget2016. Budget will also, among other projects, connect 2,300km of existing roads

— Government of Nigeria (@AsoRock) May 18, 2016

Mohammed: We're convinced that the new pricing & distribution framework is the solution to the problem of availability of petroleum products

— Government of Nigeria (@AsoRock) May 18, 2016

Minister Fashola clarifies issues around the tax incentives Memo approved by FEC today. pic.twitter.com/Ss8H71rpXN

— Government of Nigeria (@AsoRock) May 18, 2016

1. In Mon/Tue negotiations with FG, Labour asked for the following:
1. Min Wage Review
2. Palliatives
3. Reconstitution of Board of PPPRA

— Government of Nigeria (@AsoRock) May 18, 2016

Govt has set up a 15-person FG-Labour technical team to review these requests. This was done in spirit of tripartism, in line with @ilo laws

— Government of Nigeria (@AsoRock) May 18, 2016

#Budget2016 has a robust palliative provision – a 500 billion naira Social Investment Prog that dwarfs previous interventions

— Government of Nigeria (@AsoRock) May 18, 2016

Government has also agreed to reconstitute the Board of PPPRA within the next two weeks.

— Government of Nigeria (@AsoRock) May 18, 2016

The 15-person technical committee bringing together Labour Unions and the Federal Government has two weeks to do its job.

— Government of Nigeria (@AsoRock) May 18, 2016