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FCTA Implements Two-Week Ban On Scrap Dealers To Enhance Profiling Efforts
FCTA Implements Two-Week Ban On Scrap Dealers To Enhance Profiling Efforts
The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Security Council has announced stringent measures against vandals targeting public infrastructure in Abuja. Effective immediately, individuals arrested for such offenses will face charges of economic sabotage and…READ MORE…
in severe cases, attempted murder or murder. This decision aims to deter repeat offenders who often receive minimal penalties, such as fines or community service.
The council also imposed a two-week ban on the operations of scrap metal dealers, known locally as “Pantekas,” to facilitate profiling and ensure only legitimate businesses operate. Additionally, scavenging activities are now restricted to designated dump sites outside the city center and suburbs.
These measures reflect the council’s commitment to safeguarding public infrastructure and enhancing the safety of residents in the FCT.
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