- Nigeria is celebrating 65 years of independence.
- Barrister Nyesom Wike, Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), highlights Abuja as one of the country’s most secure cities.
- The security of Abuja is attributed to the collaboration between government institutions and residents.
As Nigeria celebrates 65 years of independence, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Barrister Nyesom Wike, has described Abuja as one of the country’s most secure cities.
He credited this to the combined efforts of government institutions and residents, noting that their shared commitment has helped sustain peace in the nation’s capital.
Wike explained that while insecurity remains a challenge in some parts of Nigeria, Abuja continues to stand out as a stable and orderly city. He attributed this to effective policies as well as the active participation of citizens in safeguarding their communities.
According to him, the cooperation between residents and security agencies has been crucial in maintaining safety. He praised citizens for staying alert, reporting suspicious activities, and supporting law enforcement, stressing that such involvement is central to the FCT’s security framework.
The minister urged residents to remain proactive, warning that sustained vigilance and partnership between the public and authorities are necessary to prevent criminal activity from taking root. He emphasized that lasting security depends on collective responsibility and civic awareness.
Wike further noted that Abuja’s example demonstrates the power of unity and cooperation, offering lessons for states still grappling with rising insecurity. He added that the capital’s achievements highlight the values of resilience and discipline, qualities that reflect Nigeria’s spirit at 65.
Concluding, the FCT Minister expressed confidence that Abuja will continue to symbolize safety and peace, encouraging residents to keep working with security agencies to strengthen the culture of stability across the city.
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