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In a recent development, the Minister's aide has shifted the blame for the revocation of the PDP national secretariat land title from Nyesom Wike to the party's elders. This move comes after the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Administration revoked the land title due to 20 years of unpaid ground rent [1).
According to the aide, the PDP elders are responsible for the unpaid ground rent, which led to the revocation of the land title. This statement has sparked controversy, with many questioning the motives behind the aide's claims.
The FCT Administration's decision to revoke the land title was based on the party's failure to pay ground rent from January 1, 2006, to January 1, 2025. Despite multiple warnings, the PDP failed to clear the outstanding debt, leading to the revocation [1).
*Background of the Revocation*
The revocation of the PDP national secretariat land title is not an isolated incident. The FCT Administration has been cracking down on property owners who have failed to pay ground rent. Earlier, the administration revoked 4,794 land titles across Abuja over prolonged non-payment of ground rent [1).
*Implications and Reactions*
The revocation of the PDP national secretariat land title has sparked mixed reactions. While some argue that the move is a necessary step to enforce compliance with land regulations, others see it as a political vendetta against the PDP.
As the situation unfolds, one thing is clear: the PDP elders have a lot to answer for regarding the unpaid ground rent. The party's national secretariat is now facing an uncertain future, and it remains to be seen how this development will impact the party's operations.
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