The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has issued a stern warning against sabotage, stating that no amount of blackmail will deter him from carrying out his duties. Wike made this declaration during an inspection visit to the IBB International Golf and Country Club in Abuja, where he vowed to restore the facility to its former glory.
Key Points
- *Warning Against Sabotage*: Wike warned that anyone attempting to sabotage his efforts will face consequences, stating, "If anyone moves to sabotage me, I will take you out."
- *Restoration of Golf Club*: The Minister pledged to renovate the golf club in phases, inviting Julius Berger, the original builders, to assist with the project.
- *Payment of Ground Rent*: Wike emphasized the importance of paying ground rent, threatening to seal the club if the rent is not paid.
Implications
Wike's statement highlights his commitment to effective leadership and management in the FCT. His warning against sabotage serves as a reminder of the importance of cooperation and support in achieving goals.
Background
The Abuja Golf Club had been shut down indefinitely due to a crisis over structural reforms. Wike's visit and pledge to restore the facility aim to revive the club and promote economic growth in the FCT.
What's Next?
The renovation of the golf club is expected to enhance the facility's amenities and promote economic activity in the FCT. Wike's administration will likely continue to prioritize development projects and enforce regulations, including the payment of ground rent.
