The project was being handled by Salini Construction Nigeria Limited but was abandoned due to lack of funds.
He also said there was a need to avert further escalation, which has become exigent.
He explained that the move would enable companies supporting the FCT with logistics to go to market and other public places to evacuate refuse.
“I am determined to get every contractor back to site with direct supervision from my office and the office of the Minister of State,” said Mr Wike.
Those who spoke with journalists said that the costs of living have become unbearable for those residing in the city.
“We are going to consult the legal department to know the next action against the developer.”
According to him, the command is dedicated to safeguarding the integrity of critical national assets and infrastructure in all areas of the FCT.
“President Tinubu got it right in Lagos,” said NBA.
“We cannot allow cows inside the city. It can be outside the city. That is the way it should be done,” Mr Wike said.
The operatives also destroyed three hectares of Indian hemp in the forest.
