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Apr
10
2025

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FG To Launch Renewed Hope Social Housing Programme 

 

* 100 housing units each in 774 LGAs

 

* Programme third component of broader Renewed Hope Housing initiative of President Tinubu's administration 

 

*  NSHP reflects President's commitment in ensuring even the most vulnerable Nigerian owns a livable home -  Dangiwa 

 

The Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Arc. Ahmed Musa Dangiwa, has revealed that the much- talked about Renewed Hope Social Housing Programme will soon be launched by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu as part of initiatives to address the housing needs of Nigerians, regardless of class or income level.

 

The Minister made this known while receiving a delegation from Creative Sphere Limited at the Ministry’s headquarters in Mabushi on Wednesday, April 8, 2025.

 

Arc. Dangiwa explained that the Renewed Hope Social Housing Programme is designed to provide homes for low-income earners, the unemployed, vulnerable groups, and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), covering both the formal and informal sectors.

 

In addition, the Federal Government plans to construct 100 housing units in each of the 774 local government areas across the country, amounting to a total of 77,400 units. The construction is expected to be completed within one year from the date of launch.

 

Describing the programme as visionary, the Minister noted that it reflects President Tinubu’s commitment to ensuring that every Nigerian has access to decent housing, saying it underscores his passion for a better Nigeria, where even the most vulnerable can own a livable home.

 

Arc. Dangiwa further disclosed that the programme will be funded through the Renewed Hope Infrastructure Development Fund (RHIDF).

 

On the structure of the housing estates, he stated, “Each estate will be equipped with auxiliary facilities such as recreational areas, a primary school, a police outpost, a clinic, and a shopping mall.”

 

Regarding the allocation of the houses, the Minister explained that 80% of the houses will be sold to Nigerians living in the local government areas who earn a living wage,  adding that interested individuals will be required to contribute one-third of their monthly income.

 

 “Anyone earning as low as N30,000 per month will be able to purchase a house, as they will only need to pay N10,000 monthly, which is one-third of their earnings. Similarly, someone earning N90,000 will pay N30,000.” he explained. 

 

According to the minister, the remaining 20% of the housing units will be allocated free of charge to citizens with low or no income, such as widows, orphans, and others identified as vulnerable in society.

 

Arc. Dangiwa also highlighted that the Renewed Hope Social Housing Programme is the third component of the broader Renewed Hope Housing initiative, which includes the Renewed Hope Housing Estates and Renewed Hope Cities, bringing the total to three components.

 

He stated that the Renewed Hope Cities are being developed in seven locations: the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), and one city in each of the six geopolitical zones—Rivers (South-South), Lagos (South-West), Enugu (South-East), Nasarawa (North-Central), Kano (North-West), and Maiduguri (North-East). These projects are under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) arrangement.

 

Under the Renewed Hope Estates initiative, the Federal Government plans to build 250 housing units in each of the 30 state capitals across Nigeria.

 

 “We are constructing 250 units, taking two capital cities from each geopolitical zone, making a total of twelve. These are funded through the Federal budget, and this year, we intend to expand further,” he said.

 

In response to a partnership proposal for the upcoming Real Estate Innovation and Investment Carnival by Creative Sphere Limited, the Minister lauded the initiative. 

 

He noted that the carnival, roadshow, and award night are excellent avenues to promote the housing sector and enhance the visibility of the Ministry's programmes.

 

Earlier in the meeting, Chairman of Creative Sphere Limited, Mr. Monday Ogedengbe, told the Minister that their visit was to seek collaboration with the Ministry for the upcoming event scheduled for later this year. He noted that Creative Sphere aims to highlight the role of real estate in national economic growth by bringing a carnival-style awareness campaign to the sector, both nationally and internationally.

 

Ogedengbe outlined key initiatives to be launched, including the Association of Women in Real Estate, Youth Access to Homes, and a Diaspora Investment Desk, emphasizing that collaboration with the Ministry would boost public acceptance.

 

Also present at the meeting was Queen Fatima Abubakar Zara, the crowned Queen of Real Estate and an Estate Surveyor, who received her title on February 14, 2025.

 

Mar
12
2025

HOUSING MINISTRY TO CREATE DIGITAL PLATFORM FOR ARTISANS    * Technology will serve as online market place to make trained artisans accessible and efficient - Dangiwa    Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Arc. Ahmed Musa Dangiwa has disclosed the plan of the Ministry to create an online application for skilled workers, aimed at leveraging technology to make artisans more visible, accessible and efficient in delivering their services.   The Minister made this disclosure when he received rlthe Senior Special Assistant to the President on Industrial Training and Development, Hon. Adamson Ayinde and his team on a courtesy visit at the Ministry’s headquarters, Abuja.   He explained that the digital platform to be named ‘Uber for Artisans’ will serve as an online market place where trained and certified artisans can connect with potential customers, adding the platform would enhance the earning potential of artisans and ensure that customers have access to skilled professionals for their construction needs.   “I believe that the Uber for Excel platform will be a game changer in the construction industry, as it will not only bridge a gap between supply and demand, but also promoting transparency and quality service delivery”, he hoped.   He commended the passion and proactive initiatives of the office of the SSA, which aligns with the Federal government’s agenda, particularly in vocational training, skills acquisition and youth empowerment.   Dangiwa restated that the Ministry of Housing, Urban Development, was driving the President's vision for addressing the housing deficit in Nigeria through renewed housing programs which aims to build seven cities, one in each geo political zone of the country and FCT, and 30 renewed hope estates across the country.   He informed that construction work was ongoing at 14 sites for 10,112 housing units, with significant portions expected to be commissioned within the next couple of months, providing jobs for over 252,000 Nigerians.   Stating further that construction sites were a source of employment for various skilled and unskilled laborers, the Minister noted that the quality of work done by these artisans were crucial to delivering decent and quality housing to Nigerians.   To this effect, He revealed that the Ministry has conceived the National Artisan Skill Acquisition Program (NASA) to address the shortage of skilled artisans in the construction industry and provide sustainable livelihoods for young Nigerians.   The Minister said the NASA program to be launched within the year aims to equip youths with construction-related skills such as plumbing, electrical works, masonry, carpentry, among others. “These skills are not only essential for construction sector, but also contribute to the economic, overall economic development of our nation”, he added.   The Minister also explained that the program will work with relevant government agencies, institutions, and the private sector to train and certify artisans. Accordingly, Arc. Dangiwa informed that the  ministry was in the process of completing and habitating its vocational training centers in various locations, including Abuja, Lagos and Imo states.   Expressing happiness that the SSA and his team has visited some of the centers, the Minister said that the ministry intends to rehabilitate some of the institutions within the next couple of months, pointing out that the centers will serve as hubs for hands-on training and capacity building for artisans.   To achieve this, he said that a committee would be set up in the Ministry within a period of three months, with the format for the training, as well as engagement with relevant associations, including the relevant associations in the building industry.   Arc. Dangiwa further assured the team of the Ministry's full support and cooperation in achieving the shared goals of both parties.   Speaking earlier, the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Industrial Training and Development, Hon. Adamson Ayinde, commended the Minister for his efforts in advancing the Renewed Hope Housing Development program.    While acknowledging the Minister’s leadership and the sustainable housing solutions, he highlighted key challenges which includes a shortage of skilled artisans.   To address this, He informed that his office was collaborating with the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN), and the department of Federal Public Assets Maintenance (FPAM) to propose a six-month training and certification program for Nigerian artisans.    He noted that the initiative aims to strengthen the local workforce, enhance construction quality, and ensure Nigerian artisans can compete internationally.    Hon. Ayinde further told the Minister that a formal proposal outlining the implementation framework, training curriculum, and expected outcomes would be submitted.   Also earlier in his welcome address, the Permanent Secretary of the ministry Dr. Shuaib Belgore, reiterated the ministry's unwavering commitment to providing affordable housing for Nigerians, in line with the vision of President Ahmed Tinubu's Renewed Hope Agenda.   While emphasizing that the ministry's primary mandate was to ensure the availability of affordable housing for all citizens, he assured the delegates that the ministry was actively engaging in numerous housing development projects across the country in order to achieve President Bola Anmed Tinubu's goal.   "We are actively carrying out multiple housing development projects nationwide, and our efforts are yielding positive results," he stated. ...

Mar
08
2025

Dangiwa Warns Developers of Renewed Hope Housing Projects to Maintain High Construction Standards, Deliver Quality Work    •⁠  ⁠Threatens demolition of substandard work, revocation of contracts.   Housing and Urban Development Minister Arc Ahmed Musa Dangiwa has issued a strong warning to all developers of Renewed Hope Housing Estates and Cities across the thirteen locations nationwide to maintain high construction standards and deliver quality work and says " we will not tolerate any substandard work found on any Renewed Hope Project Site anywhere in the country”.   Dangiwa emphasised that construction must be based on contractual terms to ensure durability, stating that he will not hesitate to revoke contract of any substandard work.   “Under the Renewed Hope Agenda of Mr. President, we are very committed to ensuring that the houses that we build and the infrastructure is of good quality. To all the developers and contractors on our Renewed Hope Housing Projects, I want them to know that we will not tolerate poor quality work from any developer or contractor. If we identify any substandard work at any of the project sites, we will first demolish the structure and the Contractor will have to rebuild as per standard or we revoke the contract entirely”, he warned.    The Minister spoke, friday when he led the Ministry’s officials including the Minister of State,  Rt Hon Yusuf Abdullahi Ata,  the Permanent,  Dr Shuaib Belgore and some Directors of the ministry on the inspection of the ongoing construction work of the 1,500  and 500 Housing Housing Unit Renewed Hope Housing City in Kano State which are being built via Public Private Partnership and Budgetary provision respectively.    “We are impressed with the pace of work at the 1,500 Housing Unit Renewed Hope City that we are building here in Kano through a Public Private Private Partnership (PPP) with a consortium of developers led by Continental Civil Engineering. I commend them for the speed and the workforce they have mobilised. For the 500-Housing Unit Renewed Hope City which we are funding under the 2023 Supplementary budget, the project is not moving at the pace that we expect and we want the developers to step things up so we can complete and commission”, he noted.    On the timeline, he said “ We also want the developers to adhere to the timeline and finish within two to three months    Accordingly,  he stated that the ministry of housing and urban development under the Renewed Hope Agenda of His Excellency, President Bola Tinubu, is very particular about giving Nigerians value for money, hence the government will not compromise on standard.   He also explained the economic impact of housing constructions, including job creation for masons, labourers , artisans, food vendors, blocks and other building materials suplliers, saying that the value chain effect of construction work is significant and creates a positive economic impact.   " We are making serious progress in our bid to actualize the Renewed Hope Agenda of His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR for housing and urban development. Our plan is to build seven Renewed Hope Cities,  one in each geo- political zone and FCT. We currently ongoing construction for 2,000 units in Kano, 3,112 units in FCT and  2,000 in Lagos while other locations are scheduled to come on stream. We also have construction ongoing simultaneously at twelve (12) for Renewed Hope Estates 250 housing units each two per geo-political zone " Dangiwa stated.   The Minister also directed Federal Controllers and assigned Ministry monitoring personnel to ensure close supervision of work and escalation of all quality infringements for action to be taken while also warning them not to compromise their offices.  ...

Feb
28
2025

Housing Ministry To Facilitate Reconstitution of SURCON - Belgore    The Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development, Dr. Shuaib Belgore, has given assurance that the Ministry would facilitate the reconstitution of the Surveyors Registration Council of Nigeria (SURCON) to enable it to function optimally.   Dr. Belgore gave the assurance when a delegation from SURCON paid him a courtesy visit in his office.    He stated that the ministry would write to the Presidency, highlighting the significance of the Council in the practice of surveying and its impact on the career advancement of members in the civil service and to request for the reconstitution of the SURCON, assuring appropriate follow-up to secure the necessary consideration.   "Without the Council in place, crucial processes such as promotions within the profession will be halted," Belgore noted   The Ninth Council of SURCON was dissolved in June 2023 along with other federal boards and councils.   Established by Decree 44 of 1989 (now Cap S.18 Law of the Federation of Nigeria 2004), SURCON is responsible for the registration and regulation of surveyors in Nigeria.    The 59-member Council determines professional standards, sets registration requirements, and periodically reviews the standards to ensure best practices in the profession.   On the issue of funding, Dr. Belgore advised SURCON to explore grant opportunities through the Ministry, recommending that the Council submit a formal request outlining its financial challenges and justifications for government intervention.   Similarly, he encouraged SURCON to be proactive in seeking financial support from stakeholders to enhance its self-sufficiency.   Earlier, the Registrar of SURCON, Surv. Kunle Olugbemiro, stated that the aimed of the visit was to appeal for the intervention of the ministry for the reconstitution of the council and secure financial support.   He noted that while SURCON previously received funding through the Federal Government’s Appropriation Act and internally generated revenue (IGR), federal funding was withdrawn in December 2023, severely impacting the Council’s regulatory functions, including the monitoring of surveying practices.   Olugbemiro outlined SURCON’s main IGR sources, including practice fees, registration fees, enlistment fees, sale of publications, and accreditation visitation fees.   On his part, the President of Surveyors Council of Nigeria and Surveyor General of the Federation, Surv. Abdulganiyu Adebomehin, while emphasizing the urgency of reconstituting the council, highlighted that meetings and examinations cannot be conducted without a properly constituted Council.    He appealed for the Ministry to urgently interven and also advocated for financial support to enable the Council to pay gratuities to its retiring officers.   The meeting concluded with the presentation of a formal brief on SURCON to the Permanent Secretary. ...

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OTHER NEWS

Jan
13
2024

Ogunbiyi Assumes Office as Perm Sec Housing Ministry, Vows to Uphold Service Ethics in the Ministry

The newly assigned Permanent Secretary to the Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development Dr. Marcus Olaniyi Ogunbiyi, has assumed office at the Ministry's Headquarters in Abuja, Friday, January12th, 2024.

Dr Ogunbiyi was deployed to Housing Ministry from the office of the Head of Service of the Federation (OHCSF), where he held fort as the Permanent Secretary, Career Management Office (CMO)

At the occassion, Dr. Ogunbiyi expressed his commitment and readiness to work with the staff of the Ministry, and solicited for their support and cooperation, while also promising to foster peace in order to collectively achieve the desired mandate of the Ministry.

The Permanent Secretary, who is a champion of the Performance Management System, a pillar of the Federal Civil Service Strategy and Implementation Plan (FCSSIP 25), pledged to continue in his quest to promote a seamless implementation of the Plan in the Ministry.

"As great disciples of the Head of Service, we must all do everything possible to uphold the implementation of FCSSIP 25 in our Ministry, because it has come to stay in the Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development”, he stressed.

Dr Ogunbiyi took over from the outgoing Permanent Secretary, Works and Housing, Mamuda Mamman, who supervises both the Works and Housing ministries since the demerger of the two ministries in August, 2023. Mamman was deployed to the Federal Ministry of Power. 

In his remarks, on behalf of the staff of the Housing ministry, Director and Head of department, Engineering Services, Engr. Cyril Onyeneke welcomed the new Permanent Secretary and expressed enthusiasm to cooperate as well as follow his directions in order to achieve the goals of the Ministry.

Highlight of the occasion was the formal signing and presentation of the handover notes between the outgoing and incoming Permanent Secretaries.

In attendance at the event were the management and staff of the Ministry

 

Apr
28
2023

Shelter Afrique Holds 42nd AGM In Abuja – Nigeria

The hosting of the 42nd Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Symposium Of Shelter Afrique (SHAF) is now confirmed to be holding in Abuja Nigeria from the 7th -12th of May ,2023.

Shelter Afrique (SHAF) is a company for Habitat and Housing, established in 1982 by African Governments, the African Development Bank (AFDB) and African Reinsurance Corporation (African–Re).  This company is dedicated to providing funding solutions for affordable housing projects across Africa

Nigeria is a founding member of this company and holds position as the second largest shareholder after Kenya with investments totaling (USD) $30,724,961:00 and a shareholding of 15.80 % 

The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of Shelter Afrique Constitutes the main policy organ of the company and it provides a forum for shareholders to collectively review and deliberate on the performance of the company once every year.

On the other hand, the Annual Symposium held during the AGM, is one of the key activities of Shelter Afrique, which is an avenue for collaboration and synthesizing emerging lessons, knowledge, best practices and innovations. Over the year the symposium has served to document and disseminate information to African Countries, stakeholders and key partners on the provision of affordable housing in Africa. 

Nigeria, as at present is the first Vice –President of the 41st AGM Bureau recently held in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe in July of 2022; making her to be in the pole position to become the Chairman of the 42nd AGM Bureau In this wise, the country is going to host the 42nd AGM Symposium in Abuja by May 2023.

Some of the key stakeholders expected at the meeting are:

a)    Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria (REDAN)
b)     Mortgage Bankers Association of Nigeria (MBAN)
c)    Family Homes Fund (FHF)
d)    Nigeria Mortgage Reinsurance Company (NMRC)
e)    Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN)
f)    Federal Housing Authority (FHA)
g)    Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)
h)     Association of Professional Bodies of Nigeria (APBN)
i)    Nigerian Institute of Town Planners (NITP)
j)     Federal and State Ministries and Agencies in charge of  Housing, Urban Development, Finance and Economic Matters.

Other activities during this AGM are:

Ministerial Roundtable session with Ministers of Planning Economy and Business Development Investor Relations Session as side event. 

It promises to be an impactful session.

SPEECHES

Feb
19
2025

OPENING STATEMENT BY THE HONOURABLE MINISTER OF STATE FEDERAL MINISTRY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT AT THE YEAR 2025 SECTOR RETREAT HELD ON 19th FEBRUARY 2025 IN RADDISSON BLU HOTEL, IKEJA, LAGOS.

 

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Chairman, Senate Committee on Housing and Urban Development

Chairman, House Committee on Housing and Habitat

Chairman, House Committee on Urban and Regional Development,

Distinguished Chief Executives of Agencies

The Media and members of the Press,

Distinguished Ladies and Gentlemen,

 

It is with great honor and privilege that I stand before you today as we gather for this critical sector retreat.  This retreat is not just an assembly of stakeholders; it is a convergence of visionaries, policy-makers, and practitioners, united in our collective ambition to transform the housing and urban development sector in alignment with the Renewed Hope Agenda of this administration.

 

Housing and urban development are central to National progress. They are key drivers of economic growth, social stability and improved quality of life. However, despite significant efforts in the past, we still grapple with the challenges of a housing deficit, inadequate infrastructure, and rapid urbanization. These challenges demand innovative solutions, bold strategies, and a commitment to collaboration among all stakeholders.

 

Over the course of the day, we shall be highlighting the progress that we are making towards actualizing the Renewed Hope Agenda of Mr. President for Housing and Urban Development and look forward to feedback from all Participants on the data insights and technical details that will be shared during this retreat.

 

  • The Renewed Hope Agenda: A Strategic Imperative

The Renewed Hope Agenda for housing and urban development is a transformative vision that seeks to ensure that every Nigerian has access to affordable, decent, and sustainable housing. Our mission is clear: to create inclusive cities, unlock economic opportunities in the housing sector, and drive large-scale housing delivery.

 

Key Strategies for Implementation

To actualize this agenda, we are focusing on the following key strategies:

  1. Accelerated Housing Delivery at Scale:
    • Partnering with the private sector and Development Finance Institutions to unlock funding and drive mass housing projects.
    • Expanding the Renewed Hope Estates and Cities Programme and National Housing Programme to reach more States and underserved communities.
    • Strengthening Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) to facilitate large-scale investments in housing.
  2. Access to Affordable Housing Finance:
    • Enhancing mortgage penetration through improved policies and financial incentives.
    • Expanding the reach of the National Housing Fund (NHF) and deepening collaboration with Primary Mortgage Banks (PMBs).
    • Supporting innovative homeownership schemes, including rent-to-own and cooperative housing models.
  3. Slum Upgrade and Urban Regeneration:
    • Implementing an inclusive Urban Renewal and Slum Upgrade Framework to address informal settlements and slums.
    • Strengthening collaboration with State Governments on sustainable city planning.
    • Enhancing infrastructure development to improve the livability of our urban centers.
  4. Innovative Building Technologies and Sustainability:
    • Promoting the adoption of local building materials and Green construction practices.
    • Encouraging digital technology and automation in housing development.
    • Driving climate-resilient and energy-efficient housing solutions.
  5. Legislative and Policy Reforms:
    • Reviewing and streamlining land acquisition and titling processes to reduce bureaucratic bottlenecks.
    • Strengthening the Land Use Act (1978) to facilitate easier access to land for housing development.
    • Enhancing housing policies that align with global best practices and sustainable development goals.

Identifying Opportunities to Boost Scale and Impact

Beyond strategies, we must explore emerging opportunities that can help us scale our efforts and achieve maximum impact. These include:

  • Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Housing: Encouraging global investment into Nigeria’s real estate sector.
  • Diaspora Investment in Housing Development: Engaging Nigerians in the diaspora in housing finance and property development.
  • Institutional Housing Development Funds: Mobilizing pension and sovereign wealth funds for long-term investment in housing.
  • Youth and Women Empowerment in Housing Delivery: Supporting skills development and entrepreneurship in the housing value chain.

Call to Action

As we deliberate today, I urge us all to contribute actively to shaping a pragmatic and results-driven Roadmap.  We must not only develop policies but also ensure their effective implementation. I assure you of this Ministry’s commitment to supporting policies and programs that will drive affordable housing, improve urban planning, and enhance sustainable development. Working together, we can make the Renewed Hope Agenda a reality for all Nigerians.

 

Conclusion
Let this retreat be a defining moment in our journey toward a reformed and revitalized housing and urban development sector. Let us seize this opportunity to align our collective efforts, leverage our resources, and implement solutions that will leave a lasting impact on future generations.

 

Thank you and I look forward to our productive discussions and outcomes.

 

Feb
19
2025

WELCOME REMARKS BY THE PERMANENT SECRETARY, FEDERAL MINISTRY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, AT THE YEAR 2025 SECTOR RETREAT, HELD ON 19th FEBRUARY 2025 IN RADDISSON BLU HOTEL, IKEJA, LAGOS.

 

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Chairman, Senate Committee on Housing and Urban Development

Chairman, House Committee on Housing and Habitat

Chairman, House Committee on Urban and Regional Development,

Honourable Minister of Housing and Urban Development,

Honourable Minister of State for Housing and Urban Development,

Distinguished Chief Executives of Agencies under the Ministry,

The Media and members of the Press,

Distinguished Ladies and Gentlemen,

 

It is my honour and privilege to welcome you all to this important Sector Retreat organized by the Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development. This gathering brings together key Stakeholders in the Housing and Urban Development Sector to deliberate, strategize and set a clear path for the sustainable growth and transformation of our sector in alignment with National priorities.

 

There is a general consensus that the Housing and Urban Development sector is critical to National development.  The sector provides shelter, fosters economic growth, and it can significantly improve the quality of life for our citizens.  As such, the importance of proper planning, strategic collaboration and efficient implementation cannot be overstated.

 

This Retreat is a significant occasion for us at the Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development because it presents a unique opportunity for us to share our achievements, assess where we stand, identify challenges, outline our future plans for the Sector and collectively develop actionable strategies that will drive meaningful progress for the benefit of Nigerians, in line with the Renewed hope Agenda of Mr. President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR.

 

A major highlight of this Retreat will be the signing of Performance Contracts between the Honourable Minister and the Chief Executive Officers of our Agencies. This signifies a strong commitment to accountability, efficiency and results-driven governance in line with the Performance Management System (PMS) policy and guidelines of the Office of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation (OHCSF). These agreements will set measurable targets for delivering housing solutions, enhancing urban development policies and ensuring sustainable infrastructure across the country.

 

Furthermore, during the course of this Retreat, we will engage in discussions on partnership opportunities, innovative financing options, as well as policy reforms, with emphasis on the reports of the Four  (4) Reform Task Teams constituted by the Honourable Minister in 2024.  I urge all Participants to actively contribute their insights, expertise and experiences, as your collective input is extremely valuable to shaping the future of the housing sector in Nigeria.

 

On behalf of the Ministry, I sincerely appreciate the Honourable Minister and Honourable Minister of State for their visionary leadership and commitment to driving positive change in the sector.  I also extend my gratitude to our esteemed Stakeholders for their continued support and collaboration.  Together, we can build a more inclusive, sustainable and resilient Housing and Urban Development sector that meets the needs of our growing population.

 

Once again, I warmly welcome you all and wish us a fruitful and productive retreat.

 

Thank you and God Bless.

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Apr
01
2025

     

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Apr
09
2025

HON MINISTER, ARC AHMED DANGIWA, HON MINISTER OF STATE, YUSUF ATA, PERMANENT SECRETARY DR SHUAIB BELGORE AND THE SERVICOM PRESIDENCY, NATIONAL COORDINATOR, MRS NNENNA AKAMEJE DURING THE LAUNCH OF THE FEDERAL MINISTRY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICE CHARTER, WEDNESDAY,  APRIL 9TH, 2025

Hon Minister, Arc Ahmed Dangiwa, Hon Minister of State, Yusuf Ata, Permanent Secretary Dr Shuaib Belgore and the SERVICOM Presidency, National Coordinator, Mrs Nnenna Akameje during the launch of the Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development Service Charter, Wednesday,  April 9th, 2025

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Mar
20
2025

CROSS SECTION OF PHOTOGRAPHS FROM THE WORKSHOP ON NATIONAL LAND REGISTRATION, DOCUMENTATION AND TITLING PROGRAMME (NLRDTP)

Cross section of photographs from the Workshop on National Land Registration, Documentation and Titling Programme (NLRDTP)

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