Fellow indigenes of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, I greet you with respect and solidarity. As one of you, I have had the privilege of calling Abuja my home for over 24 years. I share in your joys and concerns, and I am deeply committed to our territory’s well-being.

I understand that the recent appointment of Chief Edward David Onoja as the Commissioner for Public Complaints in FCT Abuja has sparked concerns among our community.
However, I must express my strong support for the newly appointed Commissioner. I believe in his integrity, expertise, and commitment to serving FCT Abuja. I am confident that he will work tirelessly to address our concerns and promote our welfare.

Notably, Chief Onoja has a deep understanding of FCT Abuja, having been a resident of Abuja for over 30 years. He also has a strong educational foundation, having attended Federal Government College, Kwali. This exposure has equipped him with the knowledge and empathy to effectively address the unique challenges we face in Abuja.

It's important to note that the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria does not restrict appointments to indigenes only. The Public Complaints Commission Act also does not stipulate that the Commissioner must be an indigene of FCT Abuja.

Let us rally behind Commissioner Chief Edward David Onoja and give him the support he needs to succeed. Together, we can achieve great things for Abuja.
Hon Ogbadu Daniel.
Former SSA on Retirement to Kogi State Government, Founder Wazobia Youths for Tinubu and Coordinator North Central Youths for Good Governance