FCTA begins enforcement of tricycle restriction
The tricycles that are popularly called Keke Napep, can operate in the suburbs and estates.
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Arrest Of Women In Abuja: What Nigerian law says about prostitution
Authorities of the Nigerian capital have used prostitution as a justification to arrest women at nightclubs.
Police Harassment: Group plans protest in Abuja
The protest is specifically against the recent raid and arrests of women in clubs within Abuja.
Controversy trails arrests of women at Abuja night clubs
Activists query the legality and discrimination of the arrests
Residents express delight as solar-powered electricity system opens in Abuja community
The facility produces electricity and 20,000 litres of treated water daily.
Mimimum Wage: How NLC protested in Abuja
The government fixes date to send a bill on a new minimum wage to the parliament.
Restriction order on activities of scavengers still in force – FCTA
The secretariat says the 'baban bolas' are to remain within designated dump sites.
FCT partners National Boundary Commission to ‘recover’ Abuja borders
An NBC official advises the Nasarawa government to stop granting development permits along the border corridor, pending the conclusion of ...
Nigerian capital, Abuja, has 1.7m housing deficit
The minister states this at the opening of the 12th Abuja Housing Show in Abuja.
What we’re doing to stop Ebola from reaching Abuja — FCTA
Handbills and posters on Ebola have been printed for distribution to hospitals.
FCTA begins resettlement of 7 communities
The Authority says 1,318 houses have been fully completed in readiness for the resettlements of the communities
All Abuja taxis must be air-conditioned by October — FCTA
The FCTA releases new guidelines for commercial vehicles.
FCTA plans removal of night clubs from residential areas to curb noise pollution
The Abuja Environmental Protection Board (AEPB) is to constitute mobile court to prosecute offenders where necessary.
Despite infrastructure decay, FCT minister says he has fulfilled his promises to residents
The minister says most of these critical infrastructure and public utility projects will exit the budget this year
No confirmed case of Lassa fever in FCT–Director
The disease is being investigated.
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Major health stories in the news last week
NMA state chapter threatens withdrawal of services.
We lost millions to Bwari violence, market fire – Residents
The violence erupted on Christmas day.
Bwari violence: Three deaths confirmed, curfew imposed on Abuja town
A dusk to dawn curfew was imposed on the affected area.
Abuja Minister convenes emergency meeting over embassies’ security alerts
The minister says the police have stepped up patrol in reported crime flashpoints.
Traders protest planned market demolition by Abuja council
The traders says they were made to pay for the market before being allowed to use it.
Osinbajo hosts Ghanaian President Nana Akufo-Addo
The two leaders spoke on cooperation, ECOWAS and other matters.
Nigeria’s MDAs ignore Osinbajo, reject Corps members
The MDAs gave varying reasons for rejecting the corps members.
FCTA ‘shares 2 billion to Area Councils, others’
Primary school teachers and other costs were deducted.
Abuja minister suspends chieftaincy appointments by traditional rulers
The suspension was contained in a recent circular released by the Office of the FCT Permanent Secretary.
Abuja light rail project 90% completed – Minister
There are 13 railway bridges, 50 culverts, 15 flyover bridges and 9 pedestrian overpasses and bridges that are all 100 ...
