Abuja authorities demolish popular UTC complex, give reasons

Mr Ogbole said that provisions had been made for the traders and other occupants of the complex.

The Federal Capital Territory Administration said the demolition of the 30-year-old UTC complex was carried out to give way to a better restructuring of the complex.

He added that several notices had been given to the occupants to enable them enough time to move out and allow the reconstruction to start. A trader in the complex, Samuel Onuchukwu, said the traders and other occupants of the complex were worried about the development because the temporary site provided for them was not secured for business activities.

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