Wike apologises for cows roaming Abuja streets and pledges action
Nyesom Wike, Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, has publicly taken responsibility for the ongoing issue of cattle roaming on Abuja’s roads. During a monthly media briefing, Wike expressed regret over the situation and assured residents that efforts are being made to address it. He also highlighted several infrastructure projects underway across both the city centre and satellite towns. Wike announced that project inaugurations will be held in collaboration with President Bola Tinubu to mark the administration’s third year in office, starting from June 8, 2026.
What we know
- Nyesom Wike apologised for the continued presence of roaming cattle in Abuja and said he takes responsibility for the issue.
- The minister assured residents that the administration is committed to resolving the problem.
- Ongoing infrastructure projects include road construction, water supply, and housing for public officials, extending beyond the city centre to all Area Councils.
- Wike revealed that project inaugurations will take place for 31 days starting June 8, 2026, in collaboration with President Bola Tinubu.
- He stated that these projects are aimed at improving access, security, and overall development across the Federal Capital Territory.
