FCTA constitutes vetting committees on sales of FG’s houses in Abuja

The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has approved the constitution of vetting committees on the sales of the federal government houses in the FCT. The committees are also to look into the titling of designated park plots as well as management of allied land parcels in the Federal Capital Territory. The FCT Director of Land […]

The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has approved the constitution of vetting committees on the sales of the federal government houses in the FCT.

The committees are also to look into the titling of designated park plots as well as management of allied land parcels in the Federal Capital Territory.

The FCT Director of Land Administration, Chijioke Nwankwoeze, stated this while inaugurating the committees in his office.

He said the committees were inaugurated to implement ministerial directives, following the discovery of serious irregularities and infractions in the sale of federal government houses in the FCT.

The Director added that the said irregularities and fractions discovered included deviation from approval mandate, improper verifications, late payments, inadequate documentations, poor interdepartmental coordination and other specific infractions.

He said the FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike had approved the constitution of the committees with a clear directives, mandates, and terms of reference, to ensure that all processes are completed within a reasonable time frame.