Wike Sets August 1 to Honor Abuja Traditional Rulers, Warns Protesters

ABUJA, (iexclusivenews) – Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike, has declared August 1 as a day to honor Abuja traditional rulers. This announcement was made during a press briefing following the FCT Security Council meeting in Abuja.

Certificates of Recognition for Abuja Traditional Rulers

On August 1, the chairpersons of the six area councils in Abuja will present certificates of recognition to their traditional rulers.

Wike emphasized that this day is dedicated to celebrating the achievements of the current administration and honoring the traditional leaders.

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Warning Against Protest

Wike issued a stern warning to those planning to protest on August 1, stating that the FCT would not be available for any demonstrations.

He stressed that the day is reserved for celebration and that any attempts to disrupt the event will not be tolerated.

While acknowledging the right to protest, Wike insisted that such activities must be conducted within the bounds of the law.

He urged Nigerians to work collectively to address the country’s challenges and expressed confidence in President Bola Tinubu’s ability to tackle these issues.

Wike highlighted the ongoing efforts of President Tinubu and his team to address the nation’s challenges.

He acknowledged the difficult period citizens are facing but assured that the government is working hard to resolve these problems.

Significant Changes in the FCT

The minister pointed out the significant changes and developments in the FCT under Tinubu’s administration.

He praised the support from the President, which has led to numerous improvements in the region.

Wike reiterated the commitment to maintaining peace and progress in the FCT.

He emphasized that the government will not allow any disruptions that could set back the progress made so far.

This announcement underscores the government’s dedication to honoring traditional leaders and maintaining order in the FCT. As August 1 approaches, the focus will be on celebrating achievements and ensuring a peaceful environment.