The minister said that the commitment was part of efforts to keep people’s hopes alive.
Some of the achievements included the rehabilitation of 135 roads to be completed in a few weeks.
The director frowned at the market’s leadership for allowing illegal traders to overflow into the major streets around Utako residential areas.
“Although our main target is children under 2-year-old mothers and pregnant women and their family members”, she said.
Mr Maikalangu made the plea while briefing newsmen on Tuesday in Abuja.
AMAC promised to purchase three operational vehicles to aid the corps in combating crime in the area council.
“To the teachers, kindly take these children as your biological children if you want to succeed in life,” she said.
Christopher Maikalangu, the chairman of Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC) has called on residents of Gwarinpa to be calm and law-abiding.
The chairman said the council had followed the law accordingly by serving the defaulting hoteliers 14 days demand notice.
Six FCT area councils and other stakeholders shared the over N3 billion allocation.
