Nigeria: FCTA Sets Up Leadership for Terrorist Attack

14 February 2013

The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) department of development control yesterday dismantled security barriers mounted in front of LEADERSHIP premises. The barriers had been installed in the wake of terrorist attacks in Abuja. The FCT's action left many onlookers wondering if the FCTA is setting up the company for an attack.

The Assistant Inspector General of Police, AIG in charge of zone 7, comprising FCT, Niger and Plateau states, AIG Suleiman Abba, who hosted participants of course 21 of the National Defence College on a study tour of police facilities at the police force headquarters in Abuja yesterday, however, stated that the security barriers mounted at the various security institutions and public buildings in the FCT, would remain as long as the security threats in the country persisted.

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