The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has set machinery in motion to enforce the law banning street begging, street hawking, cattle grazing and commercial motorcycle (Okada).
The minister of the FCT, Malam Muhammad Musa Bello, who made this known after an emergency FCT Security Committee meeting held in Gwarinpa I District, Abuja today, Monday, insisted that such law must be enforced by the security agents.
The Minister said that the FCT Administration would continue to collaborate with the Security Agencies to ensure that the ban is made effective while following all due processes, adding that the institutions must be strengthened to carry out their statutory duties in line with the Change Agenda of the Federal Government.
He commended the security community in the capital city for the high-level intelligence sharing that has so far assisted the Administration to nip in the bud any security breath in the Territory.
The Minister reiterated that owners of uncompleted buildings must provide security in and around such property and ensure the cleanliness of the surrounding areas. [myad]
