Source: Peoples Gazette (@GazetteNGR)
Date Published: July 2025
EXCLUSIVE (Allegedly) — A recent investigation by Peoples Gazette has revealed that Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister Nyesom Wike has allegedly gone on a land allocation spree, awarding prime residential plots in Abuja’s elite Guzape district to members of his immediate and extended family, including his 90-year-old father, brothers, cousins, and other known associates.
According to documents published by Peoples Gazette, two “Offer of Statutory Right of Occupancy” letters from the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) confirm the allocations:
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Leaked Documents (Allegedly)
- Joshua Nlemanya Enyinda Wike
- Relationship: Reported to be Wike’s 90-year-old father
- Plot: 3238, Guzape II, Abuja
- Size: 1042.08 m²
- Purpose: Residential (Private)
- Date: 16/07/2025
- Henry Ikechi Wike
- Relationship: Allegedly Wike’s brother
- Plot: 3360, Guzape II, Abuja
- Size: 1110.55 m²
- Purpose: Residential (Private)
- Date: 16/07/2025
Each document bears the official seal of the FCTA’s Department of Land Administration and is signed by Chijioke Nwankwoze, Director of Land Administration, on behalf of the Minister.
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Public Outrage Mounts
The alleged allocations have triggered criticism on social media, with many describing the move as abuse of public office, nepotism, and a violation of due process in public land administration. Critics argue that Abuja’s prime lands should be transparently distributed and not reserved for political officeholders’ relatives.
A growing number of civil society voices are calling for:
- A full investigation into all land allocations under Minister Wike’s tenure
- Immediate suspension of allocations pending review
- Accountability from the FCTA and other oversight bodies
⚠️ Disclaimer
The claims made in this report are based on documents and reports published by Peoples Gazette (@GazetteNGR). The allegations remain unproven in a court of law. All parties are presumed innocent until proven otherwise.
