The Federal Government has published in its Official Gazette the
court order proscribing the Islamic Movement in Nigeria, also known
as Shiites, The PUNCH reports.
The gazetting was done on Monday.
The Federal High Court in Abuja, which issued the proscription
order on July 26, ordered the Federal Government to publish the
order in its gazette and also in two national dailies.
The newspaper publication in the two dailies has since been
done.
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FCTA to Revoke Undeveloped Plots of Land in
Abuja
The FCT Administration has identified several undeveloped plots
of land in serviced districts of the Phases I, II & III of the
Federal Capital City, Abuja and has given the owners three months
grace period to act or risk revocation.
The FCT Director of Land Administration, Mallam Adamu Jibrin
Hussaini made this disclosure on Tuesday in his office, at Central
Business District, Abuja.
The Director further disclosed that this was one of the
highpoints of the Federal Capital Territory Executive Committee
(FCT EXCO) meeting recently.
According to him, “the Allottees of plot (s) of land within
Phases I, II & III of the Federal Capital City (FCC) that have
been serviced with Infrastructure should take major steps to
develop them or have them revoked”.
The Director said that the FCT EXCO frowned at the
non-development of such plots; stressing that “government has
expended huge amount of money to open up those Districts by
providing the engineering infrastructure and would not afford to be
left fallow”.
He stated that the FCT EXCO used this opportunity to remind the
public, particularly the affected allottees that their failure to
carry out development of such plot (s) contravenes the terms of
Rights of Occupancy (R-of-O) accepted by the allottees as well as
the provision of Section 28(5)(a & b) of the Land Use Act N0. 6
of 1978, Cap. L5, Laws of the Federation of the Nigeria 2004.
Mallam Hussaini warned that the affected allottees must do
something drastic to avoid the impending revocation, due to
non-development of such property in the nation’s capital city,
Abuja.
The Director revealed that FCT Administration has therefore,
given such allottees a grace period of three (3) months to commence
meaningful development or have such plot (s) revoked.
SULE HARUNA
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