He explained that beyond road projects, the FCT Administration had invested hugely in improving critical infrastructure in the health and education sectors.
“I am happy to be identified with the leadership of Mr president,” he said.
The minister particularly expressed satisfaction with the pace and quality of the ongoing rehabilitation of the AICprjects
The minister described FCT as the “centre of unity” and urged residents to always uphold and exhibit that unity.
The minister added that the two interchanges on Wole Soyinka Way (N20) would also be inaugurated in May.
Mr Wike told the Chinese ambassador to Nigeria that Abuja would be 50 years in 2026.
Mr Wike explained during the exercise in Abuja that the demolished structures were built on a road corridor.
“So, workers should not live like, ‘Oh, money has been paid’. It means more work is expected from you,” Mr Wike said.
He added that security agencies were working day and night to keep Abuja safe.
According to him, the achievements are not propaganda but verifiable facts.
