A stunning report by Peoples Gazette reveals that Jordan Wike, 25-year-old son of Nigeria’s FCT Minister Nyesom Wike, may have received an Abuja land fortune worth about $2.85 billion. The allocations reportedly total 1,740 hectares under the company Jordan Farms and Estates Ltd.
Most of the plots—claimed as non-compliant—came from original owners and were transferred via shell companies. Earlier findings from the same outlet showed Jordan’s younger brother, Joaquin Wike, receiving 2,082 hectares valued at $3.6 billion. Together, the two now control nearly 3,822 hectares—an estimated $6.45 billion in prime land.
Both Jordan Farms and Joaq Farms were registered on the same day, sharing a Wuse II address tied to Minister Wike. These lands are located in desirable Abuja neighborhoods such as Maitama, Guzape, Garki, Bwari, and Sheretti Cheche.
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In Sheretti Cheche, a statutory fee of ₦807 million was slashed to ₦100 million, with only ₦10 million reportedly paid—a massive discount.
The report also links Minister Wike to other shell firms, Hyper Communications Ltd. and Hyper Station Ltd., using the same address. Land documents, WhatsApp screenshots, and internal memos suggest that the minister personally oversaw many transactions.
Lere Olayinka, Wike’s spokesman, dismissed the evidence as coincidence. However, internal pick-up logs and telegrams appear to directly contradict that claim.
Senior officials within the FCT warn this land scandal could surpass any prior abuses. President Tinubu has allegedly ordered an investigation, but no official update has been made public. Anti-corruption agencies have reportedly started monitoring the situation but may hold off taking action while Wike remains in office.
See the documents below:
