The FCT housing scheme is taking a major step forward as First Rotech Group unveils the Abuja Airport Garden City project, designed to provide over 3,000 housing units for residents of the Federal Capital Territory. Chairman Austin Oguejiofor explained that the project would not only address Abuja’s housing shortfall but also boost economic activity and connectivity across the territory.
Driving Growth Through Infrastructure
Speaking at the Gousa District site, Oguejiofor revealed that an access road linking the city is under construction. This route will connect directly to the Abuja Industrial Park (NIPC) and the Abuja Airport Railway Station (Nigerian Railway Corporation), making the FCT housing scheme a catalyst for residential and business growth.
The project also received full approval from the Federal Capital Development Authority (FCDA), underscoring its strategic importance.
Master Plan Highlights
The Abuja Airport Garden City will feature:
- 24-hour power supply and lighting
- High-speed internet
- CCTV and modern security systems
- Efficient drainage and sanitation
- Continuous water supply
- Fully equipped hospital and pharmacies
- Fire service station, police post, banks, schools
- Recreational centres and landscaped green spaces
Strategic Location
Located between the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport (FAAN) and the central rail station, the housing project is positioned to become a hub of residential and commercial life.
The FCT housing scheme through the Abuja Airport Garden City is more than a housing project—it is a city built to international standards. With over 3,000 housing units, world-class infrastructure, and strategic positioning, it promises to redefine urban living in Abuja.
