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FCTA approves use of ICC as collation center

NewsdeskBy NewsdeskFebruary 21, 2023Updated:February 21, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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The FCT Administration has approved the usage of the Abuja International Conference Centre (ICC) as the National Collation Centre for the upcoming elections.

The Director, of Information and Communication, FCT, Mr. Muhammad Hazat-Sule, disclosed in a statement, on Monday in Abuja.

He explained that the decision was taken during a meeting between officials of the FCT Administration led by the Permanent Secretary, Olusade Adesola, and a delegation from the INEC led by National Commissioner, Legal Services, May Agbamuche-Mba, at the FCTA Secretariat.

The director said that the center would be handed over to INEC from Monday, Feb. 20th, 2023 till March 15.

Hazat-Sule said: ”Consequently, INEC will be the only statutory body to give clearance for movements in and out of the ICC.

“For safe and conducive use of the facility, FCT Administration will also ensure a stable power supply to the area, fumigate the environment, clean, and maintain the vicinity, improve external lighting, and cancel all events within the period.”

He said that the FCT Permanent Secretary during the meeting directed the Abuja Metropolitan Management Council (AMMC) and the Parks and Recreation Department to forthwith, close all Parks around the area.

This, according to him, is to enable the security agencies to fortify the area to ward off any unauthorized access.

Also, the permanent secretary, Adesola directed that movements of commuters around the center be restricted for the period.

He appealed to residents with residential houses around the ICC to show understanding, insisting that it was a national duty.

While declaring that the ICC was ready to be used once again to host the nation by serving as National Collation Centre, Adesola said it was synonymous with peace.

The permanent secretary said the FCT Administration gathered a high caliber of professionals during the breakfast meeting to make the job of INEC easier.

Responding, Agbamuche-Mba, lauded the proactive measures taken by the FCT Administration, saying, ” indeed, the job of INEC is made easier, “

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