Wike Expresses Dissatisfaction with Mabushi Bus Terminal Finishing Touches

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Iliyasu S. Yahaya

Nyesom Wike, Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), has expressed dissatisfaction with the finishing touches of the Mabushi Bus Terminal project in Abuja. Despite being 90% completed, Wike noted that significant work remains to be done to meet his expectations.

During an inspection on Tuesday, Wike pointed out several areas requiring correction, emphasizing that the finishing touches are crucial for the project’s success.

“I will not accept the finishing; the finishing is key for this kind of project,” he stated.

The contractor has been instructed to rectify the issues before the terminal’s expected inauguration in May, coinciding with President Bola Tinubu’s second year in office.

Other Projects Inspected:

* Apo-Wasa Road: Wike expressed confidence that the Apo-Wasa Road would be ready for inauguration by President Tinubu in May, along with the interchanges linking Wole Soyinka Way with Murtala Mohammed Way and Shehu Yar’Adua Way to Utako and Jabi districts.

* Bus Terminals in Kugbo and Central Area: Construction is ongoing, with expectations of completion on schedule. The FCT Minister recently flagged off the construction of another bus terminal in the Central Business District, bringing the number of bus terminals under construction to three.

Wike emphasized the importance of integrating bus terminals with road infrastructure to provide a holistic transportation system, tackling insecurity and enhancing the overall passenger experience in Abuja.

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Iliyasu S. Yahaya Founder, Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer Unity Star TV Africa (UStv Africa) Limited Alh. Iliyasu S. Yahaya is a Nigerian broadcast journalist, media entrepreneur, documentary producer and Pan-African advocate. He is the Founder, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Unity Star TV Africa (UStv Africa), a Pan-African digital television network dedicated to promoting African history, culture, education, governance, business, tourism and sustainable development. With many years of experience in journalism and media production, he has built UStv Africa into a respected platform that tells authentic African stories and gives a voice to Africans across the continent and the diaspora. He holds academic qualifications in journalism and media studies, including postgraduate training from the International Institute of Journalism (IIJ), Abuja, and has participated in professional media development programmes focused on digital journalism, broadcasting and public communication. As a journalist, Alh. Iliyasu has reported extensively on national politics, governance, security, the judiciary, education and socio-economic development. Under his leadership, UStv Africa has expanded its coverage to include documentaries, exclusive interviews, cultural heritage programmes, educational content and international affairs. He is committed to strengthening African identity through responsible journalism, preserving indigenous cultures, promoting peace and unity, and creating opportunities for African voices to be heard on the global stage. Beyond broadcasting, he continues to build strategic partnerships with national and international institutions to promote quality journalism, public enlightenment and sustainable development across Africa. "Our mission is simple: to tell Africa's story through African eyes, inspire positive change, and connect the continent with the world."
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