FCTA assures residents of water supply

The Federal Capital Territory Administration says 50 Abuja districts with over 1.5 million residents will be provided with potable water supply under its Greater Abuja Water Supply Project. Director, Information and Communication, FCTA, Muhammad Hazat Sule, said this in Abuja on Thursday during his courtesy visit to the corporate head office of Media Trust Group, […]

The Federal Capital Territory Administration says 50 Abuja districts with over 1.5 million residents will be provided with potable water supply under its Greater Abuja Water Supply Project.

Director, Information and Communication, FCTA, Muhammad Hazat Sule, said this in Abuja on Thursday during his courtesy visit to the corporate head office of Media Trust Group, publishers of Daily Trust titles and owners of Trust TV.

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He said the project was expected to provide potable water to about 50 estates and mass housing schemes around phase III and IV of the city. 

He said: “There are six major road projects with several interchanges, culverts and bridges on the entire four phases of the territory being executed. 

“Also, landmark projects in satellite towns are being rapidly developed to the credit of the present FCT administration.

“The FCTA has improved security surveillance with procurement of modern security gadgets and operational equipment for security agencies in the FCT.

“In the area of healthcare delivery, efforts are being made to resuscitate the abandoned 240-bed Utako District Hospital. In addition, the administration has introduced automated registration of private healthcare facilities to check incidences of quackery.”

Responding, the Group Chief Executive Officer of Media Trust Group, Mounir Gwarzo, assured of the company’s readiness to partner with the FCTA in its efforts to provide impactful projects to the residents.