Abuja Landlords Demand Action on Worsening Floods
Landlords and business owners in Nigeria's FCT are demanding urgent action from the FCT Administration to address worsening Abuja floods, calling for drainage desilting.
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Landlords and business owners in Nigeria's FCT are demanding urgent action from the FCT Administration to address worsening Abuja floods, calling for drainage desilting.
The Federal Capital Territory Administration in Nigeria has enrolled 379 inmates into its health insurance scheme, aiming to improve healthcare access for persons in custody and support rehabilitation efforts.
The FCT Administration has appealed to the Nigeria Union of Teachers to call off its indefinite strike, warning that the timing is detrimental to pupils preparing for WAEC exams.

The FCT Administration has suspended the enforcement of its Drivers and Riders Permit Levy after protests from dispatch riders over multiple taxation. Read More: https://punchng.com/fcta-suspends-enforcement-of-drivers-riders-permit-levy/
An aide to FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has defended the administration against criticism over recent Abuja floods, stating that the problem predates the current minister and is due to historical urban planning issues.

The FCT Administration has announced the imminent take-off of the newly built Mabushi bus terminal in Abuja. The deadline for the completion of related movements is set for June 24, 2026, after which the government will reclaim affected parks for other public purposes.

Teachers in Abuja, Nigeria, are set to begin an indefinite strike on Monday, demanding the FCT Administration release and implement a report on their outstanding entitlements.

Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), has approved the promotion of 3,592 civil servants within the FCT administration. This decision was announced as part of President Tinubu's third anniversary in office.
The FCT Administration has launched a free health insurance and medical outreach program for over 1,500 inmates at Kuje prison, aiming to ensure their access to quality healthcare services.

The Comptroller-General of the Nigeria Customs Service, Mr. Adewale Adeniyi, has called on the Federal Capital Territory Administration to permit secondary schools in Abuja to use their facilities commercially for income generation.