Wolumo, a community under the Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC), is densely populated with substandard houses and shanties lacking sanitation and safe drinking water, depicting squalor right in the middle of the road leading to the airport.
The major road that leads to Wolumo is ironically named after a former American president.
READ: Wolumo: The Abuja airport community where residents live without electricity, potable water, schools, hospitalWolumo: The Abuja airport community lacking electricity, potable water, schools, hospital
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