South South Community Fct Hails Nyesom Wike, Hon Minister of Fct for Unprecedented Performance

Abuja, Nigeria – The South South Community in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) lead by Amb. Dickson Omoregie as President today celebrated His Excellency Nyesom Wike, the Honorable Minister of FCT’s remarkable achievements during their Excos and Stakeholders meeting, describing his performance as “unprecedented” and “a rare feat in a short while.” The community praised the Minister’s outstanding contributions to the development of the FCT, which have made a significant impact on the lives of residents.

In a statement, the community said: “The Hon Minister’s performance has been nothing short of exceptional. His tireless efforts have resulted in numerous projects and initiatives that have transformed the FCT, making it a better place for all and a model for other states and ministries to follow. His dedication to the well-being and progress of the indigenes and residents is truly commendable.”
The community highlighted several achievements, to include but not limited to:

• IMPROVEMENT OF SECURITY, INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT, SOCIAL PROGRAMS, ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT SCHEMES In addition to these projects, Omoregie noted that, Wike has taken decisive steps to combat corruption within the FCT administration. His anti-corruption drive, aimed at fostering transparency and accountability, was also lauded by the community.

The President of the South South Community FCT, said: “We are thrilled to have the Hon Minister represent us. His leadership and vision have made a tangible difference in the Federal Capital, and we are grateful for his unwavering support.”

The community also praised the Minister’s efforts in promoting cultural diversity and harmony in the FCT, saying: “His initiatives have fostered a sense of unity and cooperation among residents, creating a more inclusive and vibrant community.”
Omoregie also used the opportunity to commend other Ministers from the South South Zone as well as the lawmakers and appointees to remain good ambassadors because a time shall come some day when we will all sit at a round table and their works will be discussed.