FCT Satellite Towns See Growth Amid Water Supply Issues, Says Wike
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- •Governor Nyesom Wike made comments on April 15, 2026, regarding developments in the FCT.
- •Wike credited the Tinubu administration with improvements in satellite towns around the FCT.
- •A private developer was identified by Wike as responsible for water supply shortages in the FCT.
- •The water shortage impacts residents' access to essential services in the Federal Capital Territory.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the private developer addresses the water supply issues promptly residents in the FCT will experience improved living conditions, supporting further development in satellite towns.
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