As inauguration of a new administration is around the corner, the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, has been busy with preparations, tight security and closing of roads in strategic place in the Metropolis.
Our reporter observe that, more checkpoints have been mounted around the Eagle Square, venue of the expected inauguration, as well as along the airport road and significant reduction in the number of motorcycle operators on the highway.
Recall that the Federal Government has also informed citizens within the FCT that it will shut down areas around the federal secretariat, Abuja, from 2pm on Friday and will until Tuesday morning.
Commuters have been directed to use alternative routes to ease traffic as dignitaries are being expected from several countries to grace the occasion.
The Eagle Square, where the inauguration ceremony will be held, is currently under lock and key. In the last few days, security officers were seen rehearsing for the inauguration parade.
The military and other security agencies had assured Nigerians that the ceremony will go smoothly; adding that any plans to disrupt the process will be dealt with decisively.
TheNewsGuru.com (TNG) reports that the Department of State Service (DSS) warned the citizens against unruly behaviours and non-adherence to protocol during the swearing-in ceremony, admonishing strict compliance to security measures for seamless activities.
