This disclosure was made by the FCT Minister, Malam Muhammad Musa Bello amid a crisis visit to the Abuja Environmental Protection Board (AEPB) Dump Site in Gosa, Sewer Treatment Plant, Wupa and the proposed Waste Transfer Station at Mpape.
He said such land would need to be taken from its encroachers and taken back by the goernment for its unique uses in accordance with the Abuja Master Plan.
He revealed, "Any government property or government land infringed in Abuja will be taken back and given to the government and that is the most effortless of our jobs since it's government that gives individuals land. In the event that some person infringes on government land, it's simple for government to take back its property since no one can take government's territory and escape with it."
In ensuring fluid and strong squanders are overseen and arranged off legitimately in the city, Musa uncovered that every one of the branches of the Abuja Environmental Protection Board would be prepared.
The Minister regretted the little office hinder at the proposed Waste Transfer Station in Maitama which he accepted did not have the ability to serve as a sorting place for the whole city.
In the interim, keeping in mind the end goal to complete it of a smooth vehicular development in and around the country's capital, the FCT Administration has commenced prompt upkeep of some vital streets inside of the City Center.
A portion of the streets under the first phase of the project include the aggregate recovery of M20, the until now run down street prompting the mainstream Utako Motor Park; restoration of street shoulders along the Shehu Shagari Way in Maitama District and Ring Road I (Nnamdi Azikiwe Expressway) individually.
Bello, said he had the order of Mr President to make the FCT a perfect and filthy free city.
He kept up that Abuja under his supervision must be taken back to its unique spotless and green status.
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