**Council Elections in FCT: APC Dominates, PDP Wins One Seat** The just-concluded area council elections in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) have thrown up some interesting results, with the All Progressives Congress (APC) emerging victorious in five out of the six chairmanship seats. The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) managed to snatch only one seat, leaving many to ponder the implications of this outcome for the FCT's governance and politics. At the heart of this election was the battle for control of the FCT's six area councils, each with a unique set of challenges and opportunities. The results show that APC's candidates won in the Abuja Municipal, Abaji, Gwagwalada, Kuje, and Kwali area councils, while PDP's candidate emerged victorious in the Bwari area council. This outcome has significant implications for the allocation of resources and attention to the needs of the different areas of the FCT. The dominance of APC in the FCT council polls may be seen as a reflection of the party's strength in the capital city. The FCT is home to a large and diverse population, including many government workers, politicians, and business leaders who are likely to be influenced by party politics. The APC's victory may also be a testament to the party's ability to mobilize its supporters and deliver votes in areas where it has a strong presence. However, the fact that PDP managed to win one seat in Bwari area council suggests that the party still has a significant following in the FCT. This outcome may be a warning to APC not to become complacent and to work harder to engage with the people and address their concerns. In the end, the FCT council elections have provided a glimpse into the evolving landscape of politics in Nigeria's capital city, and the implications of this outcome will be watched with interest by observers and stakeholders alike. The FCT council elections have also highlighted the need for more inclusive and responsive governance in the capital city. With the area councils playing a critical role in delivering basic services to the people, the election outcome underscores the importance of ensuring that the councils are empowered to function effectively and address the needs of their constituents. As the FCT continues to grow and evolve, the lessons of this election will be crucial in shaping the future of governance in the capital city.