October 8, 2026
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FCTA stops illegal development at River Park Estate

Daily Dispatch
The Authority of the Nigerian Federal Capital Territory Administration, FCTA, has stopped the development of more than 30 sub-structures at the River Park Estate for violating planning regulations. The administration accused the affected developers of going ahead with construction despite the withdrawal of their lease agreement and recommendations by a ministerial
NEWS

FCTA Promotes 49 Deputy Directors

Daily Dispatch
The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has promoted 49 Deputy Directors to the position of Director in various departments, moving from Grade Level 16 to 17. This was consequent upon the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike’s approval of the release of the result of the first-ever Computer Based Promotion examination held at the […]
NEWS

FCTA set to demolish shanties in Abuja’s city center

Daily Dispatch
The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA), has declared that it would ensure the clearance of all illegal settlements, especially shanties harbouring criminals and prevent developmental projects in the Federal Capital City. The Senior Special Assistant to the FCT Minister on Public Communications and Social Media, Lere Olayinka made this known in a statement on
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FCTA continues onslaught on criminal hideouts in Abuja

Daily Dispatch
The City Sanitation Taskforce of the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has demolished a criminal hideout in Apo Resettlement, Abuja, in continuation of its ongoing onslaught on criminal hideouts across the capital city. Mr Mukhtar Galadima, Director of Development Control, who heads the operation told journalists during the exercise on Thursday, that the
FEATURES

In Wuse, New Money Runs Old Money Out of Town

Daily Dispatch
— Green Zones Fast Disappearing as Illegal Buildings Spring Up —By Senator Iroegbu Wuse is Abuja’s restless heartbeat.Its streets—named after African towns and cities—carry a certain poetry. They whisper history, while its stretches of green affirm its Nigerian authenticity. Alongside Garki, Maitama, Asokoro, and the Central Business District, Wuse forms the living