The Nigerian Senate has initiated a probe into the recent demolitions of structures in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) and is set to invite FCT Minister Nyesom Wike to provide explanations.
The Senate formed a committee, led by Deputy Senate President Barau Jibrin, to investigate the legality and justification of the demolitions.
The panel will also consider public complaints and the implications of these actions on residents and businesses.
Minister Wike has defended the demolitions, arguing they target illegal structures erected on government land and that some pose security risks.
Despite the controversy and accusations of high-handedness, he has pledged to continue enforcing regulations against unauthorized constructions, stating that the government cannot yield to blackmail from land grabbers.
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