The minister of the federal capital territory FCT, Nyesom Wike has reiterated that the Federal Capital Territory Administration FCTA, remains committed to the infrastructural development of the Territory, enhancing security, providing quality services, and improving the overall quality of life for everyone in the nation’s capital.
The minister who disclosed this in his address to residents of the federal capital territory on the occasion of the 2024 national day celebrations in Abuja, said FCT is at the forefront of these efforts, and will continue to ensure that Abuja remains a symbol of hope, a center for opportunities, and a place of peace for all Nigerians.
“Inline with the Renewed Hope Agenda, we must commit to fostering national unity and progress”
We remain committed to creating an inclusive society where opportunities abound for all, and no one is left behind”, he said.
He used the occasion to felicitate with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu as he courageously takes the bold and necessary measures essential for the growth and development of Nigeria as a strong, virile and indivisible nation.
The FCT minister explained that this year’s Independence Day comes at a time when we, as a nation, are faced with significant challenges, economic, security, and social.
However, he said that as the capital city and the heart of the nation, we must demonstrate resilience and lead the charge in building the Nigeria of our dreams.
He noted that Nigeria is a melting pot of diverse cultures, ethnicities, and traditions, all coexisting harmoniously, stressing that this unique blend of diversity is not just a strength but the hope for a brighter future.
Furthermore, Wike paid tribute to our founding fathers whose vision, determination, and sacrifices laid the foundation for the Nigeria we call home.
He said their commitment to a united, strong, and prosperous Nigeria continues to guide our journey, and we must honour their legacy by embracing the values of unity, peace, and collective progress.
According to him, as residents of the Federal Capital Territory, we occupy a special place in the heart of our nation. Abuja, as the seat of government, symbolizes the unity of our people from all corners of Nigeria.
Wike urged residents of the federal capital city to demonstrate resilence and lead the charge in building a more brighter and secured nation.
“I urge every resident to reflect on the spirit of our national day and take personal and collective responsibility for the development of our communities. Let us stand together to, support security efforts, promote peace, protect our environment and be our brother’s keeper”, he said.
Let us also take this opportunity to celebrate our collective achievements, honour our diversity, and look forward to a brighter future together.
“We must also not forget to reflect on the sacrifices of our gallant men and women in uniform who continue to work tirelessly to ensure the safety and security of residents”, he added.
