The
minister made the disclosure recently in his office when he received
the Director-General of the National Pension Commission (PENCOM), Mrs.
Chinelo Anohu-Amazu.
He said after 30 years of the existence of the FCT, only 11 districts and two sector centres have been developed.
The
minister attributed the situation to paucity of funds. He said one of
the ways of bridging the infrastructure deficit was for PENCOM to make
the funds available to it for investment in infrastructural development
instead of leaving such funds idle.
He
urged the commission to check the law establishing it to enable it to
go into partnership with genuine investors to use such funds, thereby
reducing the over-dependence on foreign capital inflow.
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