Nyesom Wike, the minister of the Federal Capital Territory, has stated that President Bola Tinubu will address the country’s justice system’s housing issue by 80%.
In addition to the 50 duplexes that were announced at the commissioning of a magistrates’ court in Abuja on Tuesday, Wisconsin also announced that the Federal Capital Territory High Court would receive them in July 2026.
He explained that 30 units would be handed over to the court in June 2026, compared to 20 units received in October 2025.
And let me assure you that, by the time your first housing issue was resolved, we would have finished providing for 80% of your housing needs.
At the commissioning, Wike said, “We are going to hand over 20 units of duplexes to the FCT High Court by October this year, and we will also hand over 30 units of duplexes to the FCT High Court by June next year,” Wike said.
He claimed that the landlords had a bearing on how justices who lived as tenants were treated.
Additionally, he criticized circumstances in which criminal justice practitioners reside in areas that are perceived as risky.
You go out and check out justices’ homes as tenants, the minister said. And then they occasionally have to rely on their landlords when they can’t pay on time.
Their landlords can drive their cars and shout, “Look, they haven’t paid us,” as they enter the gate. Leave now.
Source: Channels TV
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