This is a result of AEDC’s relocation of a feeder.
“This will go a long way in boosting the morale of the beneficiaries and improve their productivity,” the statement said.
“You have demonstrated the capacity to build a team, lead a team, and deliver on promises,” Mr Tinubu told the FCT minister.
The minister explained that the project would be captured in the 2024 budget of the FCTA.
About 2000 houses in the estate are set to be demolished by the FCDA. The demolition would displace about 40,000 people.
He mentioned that buildings in Trademore Estate had been identified for demolition.
FEMA has said that more than 116 houses were submerged at the estate following a heavy downpour.
FCTA says it has made significant progress in infrastructure development despite prevailing financial challenges.
The four acting directors were approved for the Federal Capital Development Authority (FCDA).
The FCT command of the NSCDC has been charged to protect critical infrastructures such as manholes and gully covers, cables, and street lights from vandals.