FCT Land Fraud Scandal: Wike’s Chief Security Officer Implicated in Widow’s Property Dispute
FCT Land Fraud Scandal: Wike’s Chief Security Officer Implicated in Widow’s Property Dispute
A senior security aide to the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has been named in a controversial land fraud case involving the alleged illegal takeover of property belonging to a 79-year-old widow in Abuja. The scandal reportedly centers around a disputed plot of land, with the Chief Security Officer (CSO) and a woman identified as Rebecca Isaac, who is linked to the Inspector General of Police, accused of orchestrating the seizure.
The case has sparked outrage among civil society groups and concerned residents who see the development as a troubling reflection of abuse of power within the FCT administration. Allegations of collusion between security officials and political appointees have heightened calls for an independent investigation and justice for the elderly victim.
While the FCT minister has not publicly commented on the allegations, the incident adds to growing concerns over land allocation practices and the protection of vulnerable citizens in Abuja. Activists continue to demand transparency and accountability in land administration to prevent further cases of exploitation and land grabbing.
