Fct News
Covid-19: Senate lauds FCT minister, Attah, others
The Nigerian Senate has applauded the FCT Administration for its effective handling of the Coronavirus outbreak in the territory, especially during the lockdown.
The Senate Committee on FCT particularly singled out the Comrade Ikahro Attah led, Enforcement team for their contribut [...]
FCTA vows to tackle poverty, sanitation in rural communities
FCT Minister of State, Dr. Ramatu Aliyu, has expressed the commitment of the FCT Administration to reducing multi-dimensional poverty levels and achieving set targets in water, sanitation and hygiene.
The minister, who expressed this commitment during the official inauguration of Abaji Water Tr [...]
Insecurity: FCTA evacuates occupants of uncompleted buildings
As part of measures to address some of the security challenges in the Federal Capital Territory, the Administration is clamping down on illegal occupants of uncompleted buildings in the nation's capital city.
The Development Contract Department of the FCT said the move became necessary foll [...]
FCTA vows to prosecute teachers found violating students
The Federal Capital Territory Administration has reiterated its commitment towards ensuring the safety of schools in the territory, as it vows to prosecute any teachers caught molesting students.
50,000 FCT households to benefit from UN’s $1m prog
At least 50,000 vulnerable households in the Federal Capital Territory will be getting food and financial support from the United Nations, under its food assistance scheme of the World Food Programme.
Speaking to journalists after a symbolic presentation of food and cash donations to select hou [...]
Committee seeks certification of FCT training centers
The FCT Ministerial Advisory Committee on the Status of Social Development Service has called for the certification of some training centres across the territory, as well as improved private participation in order to boost their production capacity.
Acting chairperson of the committee, Mrs. Asa [...]
#EndSARS: AMAC chairs blames police for escalation
The non-confrontational order given to security personnel during the violence that took place in the wake of #EndSARS crisis may have been responsible for the level of damage recorded in the Abuja Municipal Area Council, AMAC.
Chairman of the Council, Abdullahi Candido, who stated this in his p [...]
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