Breaking news ; The Fct Minister Nyesom Wike Declares on-street parking scheme in Abuja Illegal

Abuja, 21st August 2024 – In a decisive move, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has declared the on-street parking (Park and Pay) scheme within the FCT as illegal. The announcement, made today, underscores the Minister’s commitment to enforcing law and order in the nation’s capital.

Minister Wike’s decision is expected to impact the ongoing operations of parking management within the city, bringing relief to many residents who have voiced concerns over the legality and enforcement of the scheme. The Minister emphasized that the FCT administration will take immediate steps to ensure compliance with the new directive, and any entity found continuing the scheme will face legal action.

This ruling marks a significant shift in the regulation of parking within Abuja, raising questions about the future of urban mobility management in the city. More updates to follow as the situation develops.

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