He warned allottees owing the FCT Administration ground rents to either pay or have their property revoked and reallocated to those who could pay.
He said the project would be revisited for proper planning so that the government would benefit from it and ensure the masses could afford it.
The minister said his focus was on the development and growth of the federal capital territory and the well-being of its residents.
According to him, transportation is one of the sectors he intends to transform quickly in the capital city.
The lawmakers said Abuja under the current minister, Mohammed Bello, was no more a “model” city.
