Minister Wike Clarifies Statement Regarding Abuja University of Technology
His clarification comes in response to claims that he had neglected the university, describing it as a glorified secondary school. Minister Wike emphasized the importance of ensuring that the university meets high standards before its opening.
AKACHI NOEL 
The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has clarified his remarks concerning the proposed Abuja University of Technology in the Abaji area council. He stated that he did not refer to the institution as a "glorified secondary school."
During the flag-off of the 5km Naharati-Angwan Hausawa road project, Minister Wike emphasized that the university is a project of the FCT and must adhere to standards expected of a world-class university.
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His clarification comes in response to claims that he had neglected the university, describing it as a glorified secondary school. Minister Wike emphasized the importance of ensuring that the university meets high standards before its opening.
He stated, "I cannot call a university a glorified secondary school because it is not yet there. You cannot call something glorified when the thing has not yet started."
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Minister Wike highlighted the significance of the university as a project of the FCT and expressed his commitment to ensuring its success. He also underscored the need to prioritize quality in the development of the institution.
This clarification from Minister Wike aims to address misconceptions and reaffirm the government's dedication to the establishment of a reputable university in the Abaji area council.
