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Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), has sent out a last warning to those who fail to pay ground rent in the nation’s capital.
Wike told reporters on Monday that there would be no more extensions and that anyone who failed to pay will lose their properties.
The minister gave a speech following an inspection of the six-lane road being built from Life Camp Junction to Ring Road 3, which is close to Karmo in Abuja.
Julius Berger is working on a road project that should be finished in January 2026.
Nonetheless, Wike claimed that paying taxes in the FCT will facilitate the implementation of initiatives meant to modernize the nation’s capital.
“It’s unfortunate that the majority of Nigerians who complain do not want to follow the rules,” stated Wike. You are aware that the president intervened to give them an additional two or three weeks when we began this enforcement, and it has now been more than four months.
“We can’t complete these projects without people paying their taxes. We also published extensions, and since they tend to rush things, if you don’t enforce it, no one will go and pay.”
“We don’t think we will extend any further; we think this is the last time.
“If you don’t pay, the property becomes the property of the FCT Administration; you know what has to be done.”
