Abuja, Nigeria – The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, on Tuesday commissioned the newly completed Court of Appeal Judges’ Quarters in Abuja, marking a significant milestone in efforts to improve the welfare of judicial officers and strengthen the administration of justice in the country.
The housing project, described as one of the major infrastructural developments undertaken by the FCT Administration, is designed to provide comfortable and secure accommodation for Justices of the Court of Appeal serving in the nation’s capital.
Speaking during the commissioning ceremony, Wike said the project reflects the Federal Government’s commitment to supporting the judiciary through the provision of critical infrastructure. He noted that adequate housing for judicial officers is essential for enhancing their efficiency, independence, and productivity.
The minister commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for prioritizing the welfare of public servants and providing the necessary support for infrastructure development in the Federal Capital Territory.
Wike assured residents that the FCT Administration would continue to execute projects that improve living standards and promote institutional effectiveness across key sectors.
Officials of the judiciary who attended the event expressed appreciation for the project, describing it as a timely intervention that would improve the working and living conditions of appellate court judges.
The commissioning of the Court of Appeal Judges’ Quarters is part of ongoing efforts by the FCT Administration to expand infrastructure and provide modern facilities for critical institutions within the capital city.
