The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Ezenwo Wike, has made it clear that he will continue demolishing properties in Abuja, despite calls from the Nigerian Senate for an investigation. The Senate recently established a committee to look into the demolitions after many residents were displaced, and asked Wike to provide an explanation for the controversial actions.
The motion, presented by Senator Ireti Kingibe, raised concerns about illegal property destruction and called for an immediate halt to the demolitions. However, Wike remains defiant, stating that he will not be influenced by blackmail or public pressure.
During an event in Abuja, where operational vehicles were distributed to security agencies, Wike expressed his firm stance, saying that he was determined to address issues like land grabbing, even if it meant facing backlash. He further emphasized that no amount of criticism would deter his actions, claiming that people had taken government property without proper approval or documentation. Wike’s remarks highlighted his commitment to enforcing law and order, regardless of external opposition.
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