current report blog In a united front, the FCT Minister and Governor Wike have pledged to eradicate unauthorized structures that have been causing urban issues within their respective regions. This joint commitment underscores their shared emphasis on responsible urban planning, safety, and adhering to regulatory standards. By focusing on collaboration among local authorities, law enforcement, and the community, both leaders aim to improve the overall urban landscape, enhance safety, and prioritize residents’ well-being. This concerted effort signifies a renewed dedication to orderly urban development and sets an example for responsible management of urban spaces across the country.
The recently inaugurated Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has issued a stern warning to individuals altering the FCT’s master plan, cautioning them to brace for imminent property demolitions. Taking office in Abuja, Wike, the former Governor of Rivers State, asserted that his administration is resolute in dismantling all unauthorized structures, regardless of the social status of their proprietors. Wike underscored the importance of upholding the city’s layout and green spaces, declaring that even high-ranking officials and diplomats won’t be spared if they’ve violated development regulations. He further emphasized a crackdown on land racketeering and non-developed land allocations, signaling a departure from the past and a commitment to restoring proper land usage and development timelines.
