The power distribution company listed areas affected to include Central Area, Gwagwalada, Mpape, Suleja, Katampe and its environs.
Some staff of the bank, while reacting to the development, described it as embarrassing, saying it could have been handled differently.
The NARTO boss advised FCT residents not to engage in panic buying of petrol because the transporters were available to distribute products.
Mr Abdullahi said tax officials required technical and verbal skills to effectively audit and interact with taxpayers including politically exposed persons.
The minister assured residents that “there are tremendous efforts by all relevant authorities, to ensure that the FCT continues to enjoy lasting peace.”
An aide of the FCT minister said the aim of the demolition was to clear the area of illegalities and restore approved masterplan.
She urged the court to dissolve the marriage on the grounds of her husband’s absence, lack of care and feeding.
He said such alarming reports could be detrimental and counter-productive to national security.
The minister urged those opposing the FCTA park policy to have a rethink and support the administration in the journey to transform all parks.
The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) had earlier warned of plans to remove illegal structures along the Tipper Garage and Kuje-Gwagwalada road axis.
