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Land grabbing: FCTA demolishes 25 illegal buildings

Admin August 12, 2020
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The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) Department of Development Control on Wednesday  demolished 25  houses in Kyami District, within the capital city.

The Director of the Department, Malam Muktar Galadima, who led the demolition, told newsmen that the FCTA would not condone land racketeering and grabbing.

He said that the administration was determined to  ensure correction of all infractions and abuses of the Abuja Master Plan.

“The FCTA  has already made it clear that the actions and activities of land racketeers cannot and will never be condoned.

“That is why we are removing all those illegal developments. About 25 solid structures were removed and this is not limited to that estate (Destiny Estate) alone, it’s a continuous exercise and we will remove all illegal structures across the territory”.

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