The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has called on both public and private sector investors to take advantage of investment opportunities in Abuja, aiming to enhance the socio-economic well-being of residents.
The Coordinator of the Abuja Infrastructure Investment Centre (AIIC), Mr. Oladiran Akindele, made the appeal during the FCT-Wide Investment Promotion Strategy Stakeholders Forum 2025 in Abuja. He emphasized that the massive infrastructural projects led by FCT Minister Nyesom Wike are designed to attract investors, create opportunities, and foster economic growth.
Akindele explained that the forum serves as a platform for stakeholders to exchange ideas, learn from experts, and explore ways to make Abuja more dynamic, resilient, and prosperous.

Adding to the discussion, Dr. Oluwakorede Matilukoro, Head of the FCT Ease of Doing Business (EODB) Secretariat, outlined key reforms aimed at improving the business climate. Represented by Mr. Rotimi Ojo, he revealed that the FCT Minister has approved a Steering Committee to streamline tax policies and remove bureaucratic hurdles for investors.
With these initiatives, the FCTA hopes to create a business-friendly environment, attract investment, and drive sustainable development for the benefit of residents.