Vice President Shettima Relocates from Official Residence Following Discovery of Unauthorized CCTV Installation

In a move that’s generated widespread discussion, Vice President Kashim Shettima has vacated his newly commissioned official residence after uncovering the installation of a closed-circuit television (CCTV) system he claims was placed without his knowledge or approval.

- The residence—completed and handed over by the Federal Capital Development Authority (FCDA) in June 2024 at a cost of ₦21 billion—has remained unused since its completion 

- While prior explanations for non-occupancy focused on general security concerns and structural readiness, sources now reveal that unauthorized surveillance equipment triggered full-blown alarm bells within the Vice President’s security detail.

🚨 CCTV Discovery & Relocation:

- Credible insiders indicate that upon inspection, Shettima’s team discovered CCTV cameras installed within private and communal areas of the residence—without prior notice or official sanction.

- Vice President Shettima has reportedly requested a full technical audit of the residence’s infrastructure, including authorized CCTV systems.

- The FCDA and security agencies are now expected to produce detailed timelines of installation, including contractors and responsible officials.

- Presidency aides have promised a public clarification once investigations are completed, emphasizing that Shettima remains focused on his official duties.

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The sudden departure from his ₦21 billion FCT residence after discovering unauthorized CCTV surveillance signals deeper issues around transparency and security practices at Nigeria’s highest levels. With both the VP’s office and the Presidency now calling for investigations—and dismissing false narratives—more revelations are sure to emerge. Stay tuned for updates on contractor accountability, surveillance protocols, and implications for public trust.