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Tinubu Explains Why He Chose Wike As Fct Minister
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TINUBU EXPLAINS WHY HE CHOSE WIKE AS FCT MINISTER

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President Bola Tinubu has explained the rationale behind his appointment of Nyesom Wike as Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), stating that the decision was driven by competence, experience, and the need for effective service delivery in Abuja.

 

Tinubu made the clarification while speaking on his administration’s key appointments and governance approach, noting that leadership selection was based on capacity rather than political convenience.

 

According to him, the FCT requires a strong administrator capable of handling its unique challenges, including infrastructure development, urban management, and public service reforms.

 

The President added that Wike’s background as a former governor and his track record in governance informed the decision, despite political differences within the ruling structure.

 

The appointment has continued to generate political discussion, with analysts pointing to it as one of the administration’s most strategic and debated cabinet choices.

 

Tinubu reiterated that his focus remains on delivering results and strengthening governance across all sectors.

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