ABUJA – In a bold move to transform the transportation system in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Minister of the FCT, Barr. Nyesom Wike, has unveiled the construction of three modern bus and taxi terminals, marking a significant step towards improving urban mobility and enhancing public safety in Abuja. The terminals, strategically located in Mabushi, Kugbo, and the Central Business District, are set to redefine commuting in the nation’s capital.
Addressing the public during the groundbreaking ceremony, Wike emphasized the importance of integrating road infrastructure with robust transport facilities. He expressed that the new terminals are designed not only to streamline transportation but also to combat the prevalent “one-chance” crimes that have plagued the city. Wike stated, “What we are trying to do is to integrate and improve our transport system.
These bus and taxi terminals will provide a safe and secure environment where commuters can board vehicles with the assurance that their journey is monitored and tracked. This is a major step towards ending the one-chance crimes that have caused so much distress to our people.” The FCT Minister underscored the need for modern facilities that reflect the beauty and status of Abuja as a world-class city.
He lamented the stark contrast between the advanced transport systems seen in other countries and the situation in Nigeria, asserting that it was time for Abuja to enjoy similar amenities. “Abuja is a beautifu.