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FCTA approves N1.1bn communication gadgets, others

The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) executive council on Monday approved the award of a N1.1 billion contract for emergency procurement of communication gadgets and other equipment for security agencies

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March 2, 2026byThe Nation
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The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) executive council on Monday approved the award of a N1.1 billion contract for emergency procurement of communication gadgets and other equipment for security agencies in the FCT.

FCTA Director of Procurement, Musa Onsachi, revealed this at the end of the council’s meeting, presided over by the FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, in Abuja at his official residence.

Onsachi explained that the move was to support security agencies in the FCT to carry out their assignments effectively.

He added that the step would equally bridge the current equipment gap, undermining the efficiency of the security agencies.

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“When the Minister assumed office in August 2023, he discovered the gap in critical communications gadgets and equipment needed to carry out efficient and effective security operations.

“Now, with this support, the security agencies will be able to carry out security operations more effectively,” he said.

Recall that the FCT Minister had, in July 2024, presented 50 operational vehicles with communication gadgets to security agencies to strengthen the fight against insecurity in the territory.

Wike had explained that the measure was to support security agencies with the needed logistics to enable them to combat crime in the FCT.

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