Wike Calls Cattle Grazing a National Security Issue

Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, addressed the issue of cattle grazing on Abuja roads, labeling it a national security concern during a media chat with journalists in Abuja on Tuesday. He responded to inquiries regarding the safety risks posed by roaming cattle, particularly along major routes like the one leading to Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport.
Wike emphasized that security challenges are not unique to the Federal Capital Territory, citing global examples of insecurity. He acknowledged the presence of uncompleted buildings as contributing factors to insecurity in Abuja.
Wike previously apologized to residents in June for the ongoing issue of cattle on the streets, admitting responsibility while stressing the need for a careful approach to avoid ethnic and religious tensions. He mentioned that the Federal Government, through the Ministry of Livestock Development, has been engaging with Miyetti Allah and other stakeholders to address the situation.
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