A supporter of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike, has praised the ongoing infrastructure projects in Abuja while criticizing the tenure of former FCT Minister, Mohammed Musa Bello.
In a post circulating on social media, the writer claimed that some Northern Islamic clerics had opposed Wike's appointment, arguing that the FCT Minister should be a Muslim.
The post further alleged that Bello's administration focused on enforcing social restrictions, including crackdowns on nightlife and gatherings, while failing to deliver significant infrastructural development. It also referenced security challenges during his tenure, including the Kuje prison attack.
The writer contrasted Bello's tenure with Wike's, describing Abuja under the current minister as a "construction site" due to ongoing road and infrastructure projects.
The claims have generated mixed reactions online, with supporters commending Wike's developmental efforts while others questioned some of the assertions made about the previous administration.
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Supporter Praises Wike's FCT Projects, Criticizes Former Minister Musa Bello
by marshall:
11:06pm On Jul 12, 2026