Controversy Over Land Allocations in Abuja
SaharaReporters uncovers FCT Minister Nyesom Wike’s rapid approval of land documents for a proxy firm, Saravera Nigeria Limited, within just three weeks—a process typically spanning months. This revelation points to alleged "land grabbing" maneuvers involving prominent political figures and companies linked to Wike, like ALEED Construction Limited. Important stakeholders demand a comprehensive investigation into these transactions to uphold land allocation transparency. Read more at Sahara Reporters.
Call for Investigation and Legal Action
The report suggests a deeper, systemic misuse of power by the FCT Minister, raising concerns of systematic land reallocations favouring his confidants and political allies. Notably, the involvement of serving public officials like Kingsley Chinda adds weight to the accusations, necessitating urgent action by government bodies. Pressure mounts on President Bola Tinubu and the Code of Conduct Bureau to investigate and remedy these alleged violations. What implications could these allegations have for land policy and governance in Nigeria? Share your thoughts below.
