“I came on board, and people were already shouting that local contractors were being owed N5 billion, N8 billion,” said Mr Wike. “I asked, ‘Who awarded these contracts?’
“This morning, I drove past a huge waste dump right in Wuse 2/Utako as I made my way to the Centre for the Study of Economies of Africa. That was a gory sight,” said Mr Fasua.
The former governor condemned what he described as impunity in the opposition party.
“We had offences that relate to drug peddling, to crime, and those that have to do with illegal begging,” said the police.
“The council appeals to all primary school teachers in FCT to, with effect from Wednesday, July 9, return to the classrooms,” said NUT.
Mr Wike said those supporting Mr Obi, who has now joined a coalition to unseat Mr Tinubu in 2027, were doing so based on emotions.
“This is the ideology behind the self-aggrandising ‘Mr. Project’ Billboards that Wike and his cronies have used to litter the city of Abuja,” the group said.
The meeting, according to a statement by NANS on Wednesday, is to finalise modalities for the reopening of all public primary schools in the FCT.
The minister acquired approximately 2,082 hectares of land in his son’s name, with municipal officials stating that the assets could be sold for over $3.6 billion.
Mr Tinubu added that his administration was committed to bringing tangible change in rural areas across the country.
