Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has taken a strong stance against residents of the FCT over allegations of illegal land acquisition. In a recent confrontation, Wike addressed the residents, emphasizing the need to adhere to legal land ownership procedures.
The issue of illegal land claims has been a longstanding problem in the FCT, with many residents accused of acquiring land through unauthorized means. Wike’s intervention is part of a broader effort to regularize land ownership and prevent future disputes.
During the confrontation, Wike reiterated the government’s commitment to ensuring that all land transactions in the FCT are conducted in accordance with the law. He warned that any individual or group found to be involved in illegal land acquisition would face the full weight of the law.
This move by Wike is seen as a step towards restoring order and transparency in the land allocation process in the FCT. It is expected to impact both current and future land transactions, ensuring that they are conducted within the framework of the law.
