The Gazette also spoke with residents who registered their displeasure about the indiscriminate dumping of refuse on streets.
Mustapha Suleiman, one of the occupants of the buildings, appealed for the meeting to be rescheduled to Friday and it was granted.
Mr Wike said this during his first media briefing after being sworn in as FCT minister on Monday.
He noted that drainages in the area visited were poorly managed as most of the water passages were blocked by solid waste, making the environment prone to flooding.
The villagers, comprising young men, women and the old, vowed to stone officials of the FCT if they insisted on demolishing the buildings.
