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APC Vice Chair Praises Wike’s FCT Development

The All Progressives Congress (APC) National Vice Chairman for the South‑South region, Victor Giadom, praised Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike for […]

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The All Progressives Congress (APC) National Vice Chairman for the South‑South region, Victor Giadom, praised Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike for his developmental work in Abuja. Speaking at Wike’s 58th‑birthday celebration at the minister’s residence, Giadom said that even Wike’s critics would have to acknowledge the positive changes taking place in the capital.

Giadom noted that Wike’s transformation of the FCT has earned him widespread recognition and admiration, not only from the people of Rivers State but also from Abuja’s residents and visitors. He pointed out that the improvements are evident even to taxi drivers, who frequently express their appreciation for the city’s upgrades.

The APC vice‑chairman urged Wike to continue his good work and not be deterred by distractions, emphasizing that the minister’s dedication to his role has been impressive and that Nigerians will continue to acknowledge his contributions. Giadom also mentioned Wike’s attempts to keep the birthday gathering low‑key, but said that friends and associates insisted on honoring the minister’s friendship and leadership, resulting in a modest yet heartfelt celebration.

Giadom’s commendation reflects Wike’s commitment to developing the FCT, a focus that has become increasingly visible in recent times. With the support of his colleagues and the public’s appreciation, Wike is likely to remain a prominent figure in Nigerian politics, and his efforts to transform the capital city will continue to shape his legacy.

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