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Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), has declared that 7,000 of the 11,000 hectares of land that were formerly owned by the University of Abuja (Uniabuja) have been seized.
According to Wike, the University walled off and took significant tracts of land in the Giri district without the required paperwork.
Speaking on Monday at the opening of recently built access roads in the region, the FCT Minister hinted that the university’s administration may eventually decide to sell the property.
The University alone seized 11,000 hectares. That won’t occur, I stated. Not a single document. They would have gone to sell our land before you knew it, as you can see by the fencing they have everywhere,” Wike said.
Only 4,000 hectares were to be given to the institution by the Minister of Lands and other pertinent Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) authorities; the remaining land would be reassigned for other district development initiatives.
In order to speed up the territory’s infrastructure development and improve its suitability for human habitation, he continued, access roads would be built throughout the district.
“After creating this access road, we have instructed the FCDA Executive Secretary and other pertinent authorities to begin working on the specifics of how we plan to construct the roadways inside the district. “So, don’t worry, maybe next year it will be different,” Wike remarked.
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In order to expedite the process, the Minister also alluded to plans to collaborate with the National Assembly to build other institutions in the district, promising FCTA’s backing for land allocation.
It is anticipated that the district’s EFCC Academy would open for business as soon as the new access road is finished.
Because they now have access routes that allow them to transport their equipment and create this, they will begin the academy right away. He added, “You see, other people will also move in and develop their own area when this comes.”
Wike pledged that in order to draw in investors, the FCTA would supply basic utilities including energy, water, and roads.
“The majority of our issues are caused by the fact that when land is allotted, there are occasionally no infrastructure or utilities and people are not encouraged. Therefore, we’ll do every effort to ensure that the bare necessities of life are met,” he declared.
