Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike has advised the newly inaugurated FCTA’s Secretary, Social Development Secretariat, Ibrahim Aminu to shun divisive actions in the discharge of his duties, bearing in mind that Abuja is the Federal Capital and not Katsina where he hails from.
Wike said appointees in FCT must always serve everyone irrespective of ethnic or religious background because Nigeria belongs to all.
The minister stated that President Bola Tinubu was determined to restore hope to Nigerians by implementing people-oriented policies.
According to him, appointees in FCT must work to support the President’s: “Renewed Hope Agenda” and also be prepared to account for their stewardship.
Wike said: “Nigerians have lost hope, hence the need for the renewed hope agenda of Mr. President.
“You must not serve only people from Katsina, but all Nigerians. Bear in mind that in the end you will be held accountable. Nigerians are tired of getting excuses all the
