The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has denied claims that the recent land revocation order in Abuja is targeting specific individuals, religions, or ethnic groups.
Wike, speaking in Abuja on Wednesday, said the order was issued to change the city’s landscape and fight crime.
He acknowledged that religious organizations may need more time to complete their projects, as they rely on individual donations for funding.
The Minister reiterated that the order is not meant to target anyone or any group, and that religious organizations will be given additional time to comply.
urged the public to stop spreading false information about the land revocation order, and to understand that it is in everyone’s best interests.
FCT Minister Debunks Claims of Targeting Individuals, Religions and Ethnic Groups with Land Revocation Order
The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has denied claims that the recent land revocation order in Abuja is targeting specific individuals, religions, or ethnic groups.
Wike Extends Time for Religious Groups to Complete Uncompleted Buildings in Abuja
Wike, speaking in Abuja on Wednesday, said the order was issued to change the city’s landscape and fight crime. He acknowledged that religious organizations may need more time to complete their projects, as they rely on individual donations for funding.
The Minister reiterated that the order is not meant to target anyone or any group, and that religious organizations will be given additional time to comply.
Wike Urges Public to Stop Spreading False Information
Wike urged the public to stop spreading false information about the land revocation order, and to understand that it is in everyone’s best interests.
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