Wike closes secretariat of dissolved committee on sale of FG houses in FCT

by · Daily Post

The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Nyesom Wike, has directed that the Secretariat of the dissolved Ad-hoc Committee on Sales of Federal Government Houses, SFGH, in the Federal Capital Territory be closed down with immediate effect.

A statement on Wednesday, by the Senior Special Assistant on Public Communications and Social Media, Lere Olayinka, stated that the Minister also approved the creation of a division in the Department of Land Administration to handle matters relating to sales of Federal Government Houses in the FCT, hitherto carried out by the defunct SFGH.

Upon the completion of the assignments of Ad-hoc Committee on Sales of Federal Government Houses in the FCT, the Secretariat was retained to attend to issues arising from the committee’s activities.

With the formal closure of the Secretariat, the general public is enjoined to henceforth, approach the Department of Land Administration on all issues relating to sale of Federal Government Houses in the FCT.

Members of the public are also urged to be mindful of the antics and activities of fraudsters who parade themselves as staff, officers and members of the defunct Ad-Hoc Committee/Secretariat on SFGH as the Committee and Secretariat no longer exist.

You may like

Abiodun to Ogun monarchs: Mobilise subjects for peaceful, responsible 2027 elections

Nigerian Govt lacks fiscal honesty, fails to properly disclose revenues, expenditures – US

Osun Election: Sen Fadahunsi invited to clarify ‘kill Accord members’ comment – Police

Osun Election: Accord writes EU, seeks intervention for free, fair poll

CJN’s ban on ‘Barrister’ title, replacement with ‘Esquire’ not backed by law – Nigerian Law Society

Kebbi attack: ‘We’ll not abandon families of slain police officers’ — Gov Idris

‘Tinubu more interested in Nigeria’s future than his political goodwill’ – Shehu Sani

Nigerian Govt considers seat-for-debt arrangement to settle domestic airlines’ debts

Nigeria’s unity at risk over religious extremism – Ohanaeze Youth Council