Concerns mount as squatter settlements spread in Abuja, environs

Stakeholders have expressed worries that illegal structures, mostly squatter settlements are springing up and spreading in many districts of Abuja, saying if the trend is not checked, may become ugly sight in the nation’s capital.

Cornelius Essen, Abuja

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