The Abuja Property Development Company (APDC) has unveiled plans to deploy innovative approaches to increase revenue base for the Federal Capital Territory Administration.

APDC board Chairman, Alhaji Idris Malagi, stated this while inaugurating new members in Abuja, stressing that their commitment to productivity and profit will be to meet the objectives. Malagi said the board plans to kick-start the Centenary City project and construction of district hospitals

The company would also focus on establishing new hotel and conference facilities, adding that the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) minister has given the initial approval on some of which they are currently undergoing regulatory processes.

“We are already identifying those to help us in achieving the projects. We’ll be meeting them and making our roadmap known to the public,” he said.

Malagi, who is returning for a second term as chairman of the APDC Board, stressed that they have successfully settled most of its debt during the first tenure, and would look forward to stabilizing and growing the firm.

He declared: “The primary thing is the need to boost and grow the company first. The firm was in very bad shape. We owed so many contractors and others. But we are glad that all that has passed.

“During the period under review, we were able to bring the company back to its profitability. Now we can say that APDC does not owe anybody, as it is standing on its feet and growing. We intend to develop the conference facility of the newly built headquarters.”