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Wike Unveils Major Reforms Ahead of FCT Transport Terminal Inaugurations

Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike, has announced sweeping reforms aimed at transforming the transportation sector in Abuja, with new regulations and infrastructure upgrades designed to enhance commuter safety and comfort.
Wike made the announcement on Friday during an inspection tour of key transport facilities, including the newly completed Kugbo and Mabushi Bus and Taxi Terminals. The terminals, set to be inaugurated as part of events marking President Bola Tinubu’s second year in office, are part of a broader plan to revamp the FCT’s public transportation landscape.
The minister also visited the newly completed access road to the Giri District, which is similarly scheduled for official commissioning.
Speaking on the scope of upcoming changes, Wike said a dedicated committee was finalizing reform proposals that would take effect before the terminals officially open to the public.
“Obviously, a lot of things will happen in the transport sector in the FCT. There will be a lot of reforms,” he stated.
He emphasized that the reforms were necessary to improve security and streamline operations, particularly within the taxi industry.
“Because as part of security measures, we must know those involved in taxi business and what colour to use, so that if anything happens, we will be able to identify them,” Wike explained. “Just be assured that we are doing everything possible to strengthen our transportation system.”
The minister added that steps were being taken to eliminate roadside motor parks that contribute to congestion and disorganization in the city’s transit flow.
Regarding the completed projects, Wike expressed satisfaction with the quality of work, though he noted a few aspects that would require minor adjustments before final handover.
He praised the contractor’s efforts and reaffirmed his commitment to empowering local firms: “The contractor has done his best,” he said, adding that the administration would “continue to support local contractors to give the best to Nigerians.”
The FCT Administration is also planning to expand the terminal network, with two additional facilities proposed—one each in Bwari and Gwagwalada. While the terminals at Kugbo and Mabushi are ready for use, construction continues at the Central Area terminal, which remains under development.
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