Represented by Dr. Mariya Mahmoud, Wike emphasized that the market project supports economic growth and business empowerment efforts.

He described markets as essential for community development, reflecting local economies’ strength, resilience, and sustainability in Abuja.

The market’s establishment is expected to stimulate local commerce, create employment, and improve livelihoods for FCT residents.

Wike stated that the project aligns with President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, promoting national economic prosperity.

He urged traders and residents to maintain market facilities through cleanliness, orderliness, and mutual respect for everyone.

Ambassador Maureen Tamuno, AICL’s CEO, highlighted the market as vital for economic growth and sustainable job creation.

The newly commissioned Karmo Market sits on 9.91 hectares, featuring 2,500 shops offering diverse goods and services.

It includes modern facilities like ample parking space, clean water supply, and sanitation amenities, ensuring hygienic conditions.

Wike commended AICL, development partners, and stakeholders, stressing collaboration for resolving challenges and sustaining market operations.

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