Favour Ishember, Abuja
A group of residents in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), known as the Cabul Network, has expressed their profound appreciation and heartfelt support for the Minister of the FCT, Barrister Nyesom Wike, for his remarkable leadership and significant strides in the development of the territory.
In a statement signed by Chijioke Nwachukwu, Director General, and Matthew Eguche, Secretary, the group noted that the FCT has never experienced such marked improvement in infrastructure and developmental initiatives under any previous administration.
The residents commended Wike for the expansion of road infrastructure, construction of area council roads, development of railway stations, and other initiatives that have empowered and uplifted the residents.
They praised the minister’s holistic approach to development, noting that every area of infrastructure is receiving due attention.
“Where do we even begin to acknowledge the transformation? Is it in the expansion of road infrastructure, the construction of area council roads to ease housing challenges in the FCT, or the development of railway stations? All these and more continue to empower and uplift the residents”
The group condemned the voices of dissent and naysayers, urging the Minister not to be distracted by them.
“We strongly condemn the voices of dissent and naysayers, and urge you not to be distracted by them. We are confident that with the unwavering support of Mr. President, the Federal Capital Territory, under your leadership, will continue to reach new heights of development.
They expressed confidence that with the support of Mr. President, the FCT will continue to reach new heights of development under Minister Wike’s leadership.
“We unequivocally affirm that every area of infrastructure is receiving due attention simultaneously, and this holistic approach is a clear testimony of your dedication and effective leadership”.
The Cabul Network pledged its full support and loyalty to Minister Wike’s administration, noting that its members are primarily composed of individuals who served as youth corps members in the FCT between 1998 and 2000.
