Abuja Original Inhabitants Advocate for Fair Compensation Amid Land Encroachment
The original inhabitants of Abuja in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) are advocating for proper compensation due to the encroachment and development of their lands by the government. Godwin Arom Onoja, the Program Manager of Helpline Social Support Initiative, emphasized the need for fair compensation during a town hall meeting.
Abubakar Yahuza Karshi highlighted the importance of dignified resettlement and support for affected residents to secure a better future for the community.
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