FCTA Withdraws Park Licenses in Abuja - Operators Face Compliance Checks
The FCTA has revoked all park licenses in Abuja due to policy violations, requiring operators to resubmit documents for fresh screening and possible reallocation. Mukhtar Galadima, the Director of Development Control, highlighted serious inadequacies in park management across the Federal Capital Territory.
The FCT minister acted on a memo citing violations and directed operators to comply with park regulations. Operators must submit approved documents to regain access to parks.
This move aims to restore order, legality, and compliance with urban policies governing park operations in Abuja. The FCT minister has the authority to regulate land use, including public parks, to ensure adherence to guidelines.
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