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Major Corporations, Government Agencies Named Among Abuja Land Charge Defaulters
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Major Corporations, Government Agencies Named Among Abuja Land Charge Defaulters

The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has identified several major corporations and government agencies, including the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), BUA Group, and First Bank, as significant defaulters on Abuja land charges. These entities owe billions in unpaid ground rents and other levies, prompting potential sanctions like title revocation if payments are not promptly made. The move signals a renewed effort by the FCTA to enforce fiscal discipline and boost internally generated revenue for urban development.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni•12/1/2025
Tinubu Reaffirms Security Commitment, Pays Tribute to Late Kogi Governor
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Tinubu Reaffirms Security Commitment, Pays Tribute to Late Kogi Governor

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has reaffirmed his administration's strong commitment to confronting Nigeria's persistent security challenges, promising enhanced strategies and better coordination among security agencies. This pledge was made while honouring the late former Kogi State Governor, whom Tinubu praised as a dedicated public servant. New reforms, improved intelligence gathering, and better support for security formations are underway to ensure safer communities nationwide.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni•11/30/2025
Wike Warns Contractors Against Unauthorized Road Project Variations, Vows Strict Sanctions
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Wike Warns Contractors Against Unauthorized Road Project Variations, Vows Strict Sanctions

FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has issued a strong warning to contractors in Abuja, threatening severe sanctions for any unauthorized variations or alterations to ongoing road projects. He emphasized strict adherence to contract terms and specifications to prevent inflated costs and delays, with penalties ranging from contract suspension to outright termination and blacklisting.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni•11/29/2025
Edo Assembly Launches Investigation Into MOWAA Funding and Operations
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Edo Assembly Launches Investigation Into MOWAA Funding and Operations

The Edo State House of Assembly has launched a formal investigation into the Museum of West African Art (MOWAA) to scrutinize its funding structure, operational transparency, and management of cultural heritage projects. This probe follows public concerns over financial accountability and aims to ensure integrity, clarity, and full compliance with state laws in handling Edo’s cultural assets.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni•11/20/2025