The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Former Governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Wike, on Tuesday officially flagged off the construction of a new Magistrate Court in Jabi District, Abuja. The project marks a significant step in strengthening the administration of justice and enhancing access to legal services within the nation’s capital.
Speaking at the event, Minister Wike emphasized the importance of modern judicial infrastructure in ensuring timely dispensation of justice and fostering public confidence in the legal system. He assured that the construction would be carried out with strict adherence to quality and timely completion, in line with the FCT Administration’s commitment to improving public service delivery.
The new Magistrate Court in Jabi is expected to reduce case backlog, provide improved facilities for judges and court staff, and offer a more comfortable and secure environment for litigants and members of the public. The initiative is part of broader efforts by the FCT Administration to modernize and expand judicial infrastructure across Abuja, reinforcing the rule of law and supporting efficient governance.
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