The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) says it has begun enforcement actions on a complete of 1,095 properties in Abuja after their titles have been revoked for failure to pay Floor Hire, Certificates of Occupancy (C-of-O) payments, Penalty/Violation charges and Land Use Conversion charges.
This was contained in a press release signed by Lere Olayinka, Senior Particular Assistant on Public Communications and Social Media, on Friday.
The affected properties in keeping with the assertion are positioned in Asokoro, Maitama, Garki and Wuse, a number of the most outstanding districts of the Federal Capital Metropolis (FCC).
FCTA stated the choice adopted months of reminders that have been ignored by property house owners.
In response to the assertion titled “Graduation of enforcement actions on defaulters of Floor Hire funds, Land Use Conversion Payment, C-of-O payments,” the administration stated the Minister of the FCT, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike, had accredited the enforcement.
The discover learn: “Most of the people, notably holders of property within the FCT, are hereby notified that the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory has accredited the graduation of enforcement actions on a complete of 1,095 properties within the Federal Capital Metropolis for defaulting in varied funds.”
The administration defined that regardless of a number of warnings printed between Might and November in nationwide newspapers, on-line platforms and tv stations, many property house owners refused to clear their excellent liabilities.
“Regardless of the a number of publications requesting defaulters to settle their monetary obligations to the FCTA, the underlisted property holders have didn’t comply,” the discover stated. It added that the actions of the defaulters violate Part 28 (5a & 5b) of the Land Use Act, in addition to the phrases and situations hooked up to their Rights of Occupancy.
The FCTA stated the ultimate grace interval of 14 days expired on Tuesday, November 25, 2025, making enforcement unavoidable.
In response to the breakdown, 835 properties are being acted upon for defaulting in Floor Hire funds, whereas 260 properties didn’t settle their Violation Charges and Land Use Conversion Charges.
