By Mustapha M. Shettima

Water perhaps is the next item to life and good health in any human community. It was therefore with great enthusiasm and joy that the residents of Federal Housing in Karu, referred to as Supreme Court Quarters, welcomed the new project to lay pipes and connect houses to portable water.

By Josephine Ella

Abuja Environmental Protection Board (AEPB), has said it would henceforth arrest and prosecute any newspaper vendor caught crisis-crossing or running after moving vehicles at traffic junctions in a bid to sell  newspapers.

After one year on the saddle as Minister of the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA), Senator Muhammad Adamu Aliero, stands in the eyes of residents as the man who has a tough job addressing the numerous challenges of the  territory. Josephine Ella and Musa Adamu take a critical look at the issues, his performance and residents’ perception of his administration. 

By Japhet Madaki

Inside Wuse, one of the largest markets in Abuja,  are colonies of hundreds of hair dressers who now make brisk business, charging as high as N1,500 per person that appears for hair dressing.