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FCTA Taskforce marks suspected criminals’ den for demolition

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The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) Ministerial Taskforce on City Sanitation, on Tuesday, marked some areas suspected to be criminals’ dens on the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport road corridor for demolition.

Mr Ikharo Attah, the Senior Special Assistant on Monitoring, Inspection, and Enforcement to the FCT Minister, who led the exercise, said the places posed a security threat to the nation’s capital.

He said that bulldozer would soon hit the Bassanjiwa and Fataan communities that were near the main gate of the local wing of Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport.

Attah also disclosed that all the shanties and illegal structures around the BassanJiwa station of the railway close to the Airport corridor would be pulled down.

According to him, the planned demolition is in continuation of the minister’s directives to keep the city free from illegalities that usually serve as a haven for criminals.

“Marking of these structures is a prelude to the intensive work that we have planned to do in most parts of the city to keep it safer.

“We started with Karonmajiji, then BassanJiwa where people have built up to the railway line which is very bad. The structures are even touching the rail pillars, and for security reasons, we wouldn’t allow such to stand.

“In Kuje Area Council, the traffic in the heart of the town is very bad and we have to reclaim it. We can’t sit down and watch the illegalities continue,” he said.

Attah said pulling down of shanties that have taken over Kuje township road would start after consultation with the Chairman of the Area Council, traditional ruler, and other key stakeholders.

“In Kuje, we will do more of engagement in collaboration with the stakeholders on the need for the people to understand that the illegal structures must be removed,” he said.

On his part, the Director, Department of Development Control, Mr Muktar Galadima, said Kuje was not in the city centre but was one of the satellite towns in the FCT that deserved serious attention from the department.

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Happy Birthday Our Worthy Boss, FCT’s Acting HOS Adayilo felicitates with Wike

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On behalf of the Management and the entire Staff of the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA), I wish to heartily felicitate with our deserving Boss, the Honourable Minister of FCT, His Excellency, Barrister Nyesom Ezenwo Wike (CON), on this special occasion of your 57th Birthday Anniversary celebration.


Your Excellency Sir, your unwavering commitment, unparalleled doggedness and resilience in the development and transformation of the infrastructural landscape of the nation’s capital city of Abuja is undoubtedly evident within the past one year that you have held sway as the Honourable Minister of FCT.


Sir, let me state unequivocally that the entire Staff of the FCT Administration are immensely grateful to you for prioritizing their welfare, particularly, the recent payment of their National Minimum Wage, with three months’ arrears.


Honourable Minister Sir, on this special day of your life, the entire of the Administration are indeed elated to say that they are pleased to have you as their Minister.
Once congratulations, Sir.

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