FCT asks embassies to develop their plots
The FCT Administration has enjoined foreign embassies in the country to develop their plots in the Diplomatic Zone of the Federal Capital City, Abuja. The FCT Director of Land Administration, Malam Adamu Jibrin Hussaini, gave the charge when he received the Acting High Commissioner of Jamaica, John Clarke, in Abuja recently. The Director noted that […]
The FCT Administration has enjoined foreign embassies in the country to develop their plots in the Diplomatic Zone of the Federal Capital City, Abuja.
The FCT Director of Land Administration, Malam Adamu Jibrin Hussaini, gave the charge when he received the Acting High Commissioner of Jamaica, John Clarke, in Abuja recently.
The Director noted that most of the embassies had been allocated plots at the Central Business District, a prime location already serviced.
According to him, the embassies should take advantage of the fact that the area has already been fully serviced to facilitate the building of their embassies.
“The Jamaican Embassy has been allocated plot 334 measuring 10935.52sqm for use as Chancery in the Central Business District since 2006 but has yet to develop it.”
Earlier, the Acting High Commissioner, Mr. John Clarke said his country has been looking forward to relocating its Embassy from Lagos to Abuja, and would soon secure a befitting property where it would temporarily operate.