“It is regrettable that some agencies of the FCT have hijacked our sources of revenues to run this council. We have been denied revenue collections from Wuse nternationalMarket, situated in the heart of this council, by some agencies of the FCTA.”
AMAC said these debts, which spanned over three years, we're yet to be paid because of FCT’s denial to have access to revenue collections from Wuse International Market, domiciled in its jurisdiction.
The Chairman of AMAC, Abdullahi Candido, who spoke to journalists, yesterday, on hijack of revenue collections by agencies of the FCT administration, assured contractors the council was making efforts to pay outstanding debts. It said AMAC’s claim of ownership of the market “is not only untrue but malicious, unfounded and lacks all iota of truth.”
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