New Set Of Illegal Structures In Asokoro To Be Demolished, Wike Orders

“We have been told of some security threats originating from somewhere leading towards Asokoro, where some individuals are attempting to establish unauthorised beer parlour businesses”, he said, adding:

“We will not allow that. There is no such approval, and we will not permit”.

Yesterday, he directed security agencies and Department of Development Control to immediately dismantle unauthorised beer parlours operating in the Asokoro axis.

Wike gave the order after a high-level security meeting with the FCT Commissioner of Police and the Director of the Department of State Services (DSS) in Abuja.

Speaking on the security implications of the illegal strutures, the minister said the FCT administration would take proactive measures to nip potential criminal activities in the bud before they escalate.

To enforce the decision, Wike mandated the FCT Department of Development Control, alongside security agencies, to initiate an immediate clearance in the affected areas.

“We have directed Development Control, in conjunction with security agencies, to go and chase them away before we begin to have security problems. We will not allow that at all,” he said.

Wike, NAN added, said that publicising the decision was necessary to inform residents of the administration’s firm stance on maintaining law and order across the nation’s capital.

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