BREAKING NEWS: Wike Suspends FCDA Permanent Secretary Indefinitely, Reason Revealed

• FCT minister Nyesom Wike permanently suspends FCDA secretary general Hadi Ahmad
• In a brief statement by the minister’s spokesperson, Lere Olayinka, Ahmad was instructed to hand over the task to the engineering service director at FCDA
• This decision was taken due to certain irregularities that required Wike’s attention and which the minister promised to take action on.

Nyesom WikeThe Federal Capital Territory Minister took swift action by suspending Federal Capital Development Authority (FCDA) Executive Secretary Hadi Ahmad from indefinite suspension. This decision was taken due to some irregularities that required the minister’s attention. As a result, Ahmad was instructed to hand over the reins to the Director of Engineering Services at FCDA to ensure a smooth transition.

The minister’s spokesperson, Lere Olayinka, said in a brief statement on Thursday, November 14 that Ahmed’s suspension is effective immediately.

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The suspension is likely linked to contract changes that have raised concerns. Wike expressed his dissatisfaction with these changes and promised to take action against those responsible. The Minister has also issued instructions to ensure that all approved files are handled appropriately, indicating a push for greater accountability within the FCDA.

According to Leadership, Wike recently approved the approval of eight new directors for the FCDA. This move aims to strengthen the authority’s leadership and improve its operational efficiency. The promoted executives, including Mr. Jatto Abdulkareem, are expected to use their expertise to achieve FCDA’s goals.

Wike’s actions demonstrate his commitment to transparency and good governance at FCDA. The minister has shown that he is willing to make difficult decisions to maintain stability. integrity of authority. For example, recently the FCDA gave its secretary 24 hours to explain the issues regarding the National Mosque land.

Source: Legit.ng