FCTA taking bold decision to revitalise Abuja

The FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, has affirmed the current administration’s commitment to making difficult but necessary decisions to transform Abuja, regardless of entrenched interests.  Speaking at a monthly media chat held at his Life Camp Official Residence on Monday, Wike emphasized that the FCT is now “working” due to a willingness to address long-standing issues […]

The FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, has affirmed the current administration’s commitment to making difficult but necessary decisions to transform Abuja, regardless of entrenched interests.

 Speaking at a monthly media chat held at his Life Camp Official Residence on Monday, Wike emphasized that the FCT is now “working” due to a willingness to address long-standing issues that his predecessors shied away from.

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Wike stressed that his decisions are driven solely by a commitment to good governance and national progress, rather than any regional or religious affiliations. “I’m not doing it because I’m from a certain place or I belong to a certain religion. I’m doing it because I have to support the government, I have to make a difference,” he said. (NAN)