FCT Administration Pulls Down Buildings Blocking Waterways Post-Flood

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The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) is currently undertaking an extensive exercise to remove illegal structures situated along water channels and erosion-prone areas within Abuja, the nation's capital. This ongoing operation follows a directive issued last week by the FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, who mandated the clearance of such properties after the severe flooding experienced in the FCT on August 16.
That particular downpour resulted in significant inundation across several areas, including sections of Wuse 2 like Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent. The vicinity of Delight Event Centre in Gudu and the Efab estate in Lokogoma also saw substantial flooding. Vehicles became submerged, and the crucial bridge connecting Gaduwa and Durumi was rendered impassable by the high water levels, consequently stranding drivers and severely impeding traffic flow.
Images circulating online visually confirm the extent of the demolitions, showcasing properties that have already been pulled down and others currently undergoing removal by government officials.
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FCTA don dey pull down houses wey dem build for water paths for Abuja, all because of that heavy flood wey happen recently. Na Minister Wike order am. We just hope say dis action go truly stop future floods and make Abuja safer for everybody.
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