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Develop your plots in karshi now or have them revoked, FG warns

S-Davies Wande
March 29, 2017
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Minister of Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Malam Muhammad Musa Bello
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THE Federal Government, on Tuesday, warned all those who have plots of land in serviced areas in Karshi Satellite Town, Federal Capital Territory, to develop them or have them revoked immediately.

Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Malam Muhammad Musa Bello issued this warning during an impromptu visit to Karshi Satellite Town to assess some of the ongoing projects in the area.

He expressed dismay that the FCT administration had spent several billions of Naira to provide engineering infrastructure to service those plots but the allottees have left them undeveloped.

According to him, most of the allocation papers to such plots of land have ended up in briefcases, and therefore used the occasion to notify them to end the speculation and free the plots for development.

“As you can see based on our inspection, the primary infrastructure in the Karshi township layout has all been completed, but nobody has put up any building there. The whole idea of opening new areas is for development to take place.”

“So, we have extant regulations that once primary infrastructure is in a location and there is no development, plots in that location will be revoked,” he added.

This was contained in a press statement issued and signed by the Deputy Director/Chief Press Secretary (CPS), Muhammad Hazat Sule, a copy of which was made available to the Nigerian Tribune in Abuja.

Malam Bello then urged those who have allocations in Karshi town centre where the primary infrastructure has since been completed to commence development or else, “we are going to revoke the plots and allocate to the teeming millions of Nigerians who really want to develop them.”

The Director of Satellite Towns Development Department, Mrs. Victoria Imande led the minister and members of his entourage round the project site.


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