A northerner, Hidima, has alleged that several multinationals and embassies are contemplating moving from Abuja to Lagos due to escalating incidents of kidnappings and growing insecurity in the Federal Capital Territory.
Hidima, a Doctor of Philosophy, shared this information on his verified X account, as sighted by Abujapress.
It seems there is an increase in insecurity within Abuja, the Nigeria's FCT! The nonchalance from the FCT Minister @GovWike isn't impressive. Gossips have it that some multinationals & even some embassies are thinking of relocating from Abuja to Lagos. Is this a grand plot? Is…
— Hidima, Ph.D. (@Realoilsheikh) January 18, 2024
This comes amid a noticeable trend, with the Central Bank of Nigeria announcing its intention to transfer some of its departments from Abuja to Lagos State.
The decision, as stated by a CBN official speaking anonymously to PUNCH, aims to decongest the apex bank’s head office.
Despite resistance from some staff members who claim tribal motivations, the source insists that the move is primarily for safety reasons and to enhance productivity.
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