‘Let those who joined over 10 political parties since 1999 see our work’ – Wike

pious Oguntayo reporting 

The Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Minister, Nyesom Wike, has chided alleged political detractors for jumping from one political party to another since 1999.

Wike while speaking during the commissioning of Ushafa/War College Road in Bwari Area Council of the FCT on Wednesday said “let those who have eyes see” what the FCT administration under his leadership and president Bola Ahmed Tinubu are doing to transform the FCT..

According to the minister, the achievements of the current government remains unprecedented and it’s only those with eyes that can see the effort and results of the current government.

According to him, ” Let people hear. Let those who don’t have vision, let those who are politically expired, let those, since 1999 have belonged to over 10 political parties, see what we are doing.

“I thank God that today makes it the 5th day that the president had commissioned and thank God that wherever they are and whichever channels they want to watch, they will see Mr President commissioning projects everyday. Today is the 15th day of the entire project commissioning. Friday will make it the 16th day.

The FCT Minister said he had never supervised any project the way he supervised the Ushafa/War College Road, commending the contractor for a good job.

President Bola Tinubu who was represented by the Vice President Kashim Shettima commended Wike for transforming Abuja satellite towns, stating that the projects have opened the satellite towns to more economic opportunities.

According to Shettima, “we are not just building roads, we are building capacity. We are creating jobs.”

Shettima who said the FCT Minister was dancing and performing urged others in places of authorities to take a cue from the FCT story by building a Nigerian that everyone is connected to.

The commissioning was attended by three of the former G-5 governors – Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State, Samuel Ortom of Benue State and Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia State.

For Publication of Press releases, Statements, Advert Inquiries, send an email to heralderstimesnetwork@gmail.com