Follow Us:
Federal Ministry of
Housing & Urban Development (FMHUD)
Federal Republic of Nigeria
Welcome To Federal Ministry Of Housing And Urban Development.
Minister Federal Ministry Of Housing And Urban Development Arc. Ahmed Musa Dangiwa.
Housing And Urban Development.
Inspection Tour Of Houses For The National Housing Scheme.
Housing And Urban Development.
Housing And Urban Development.
Housing And Urban Development.
Housing And Urban Development.
Jun
20
2025

LATEST PRESS


Dangiwa Expresses Support for NUJ's  Journalists’ Village Project 

 

* acknowledges the crucial role of the media in national development 

 

Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Arc Ahmed Musa Dangiwa has given his support to the NUJ FCT Council in order to bring to fruition, their Journalists village project in the FCT, Abuja.

He also gave assurance to include members of the FCT Council of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), in the housing programmes of the Ministry.

 

The minister gave this assurance when a delegation from the NUJ FCT Council, led by its Chairman, Comrade Grace Ike, paid him a courtesy visit at the Ministry’s headquarters in Abuja. 

 

Dangiwa acknowledged the crucial role of the media in National development, saying that they bridge the gap between government and the people, informing, explaining and challenging the government to do better.

 

The Minister equally expressed appreciation to the NUJ FCT Council for their consistent efforts alongside the Media and Communications team of the Ministry, in spotlighting the programmes of the Ministry and policy actions, despite resource constraints.

 

Dangiwa told the Journalists' Union about key programmes of the Ministry under the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu; the Renewed Hope Housing Programme which he described as a transformative initiative designed to address housing deficit and create jobs.

 

Accordingly, he explained the three (3) structured components of the Renewed Housing Agenda to include; Renewed Hope Cities of 1000 units in each of the six geo-political zones and the FCT; Renewed Hope Estates of 250 units in each state capital; and Renewed Hope Social Housing planned for 100 housing units in each Local Government Area of the country.

 

The Minister further informed about the commencement of work for over 10,000 housing units across 14 states and the FCT, as well as the completion of more than 150 slum upgrade and urban renewal projects across the six geopolitical zones, delivering roads, solar streetlights, clean water, among others, to deserving communities.

 

Dangiwa also spoke about the transparency approach the ministry adopted in the sale of the houses by creating the Renewed Hope Housing Portal-www.renewedhopehomes.fmhud.gov.ng, in order to give all Nigerians a level playing opportunity to purchase the houses of their choice

 

Speaking on structural reform, Arc. Dangiwa informed of the Ministry’s collaboration with the state governments and the World Bank to modernize land administration by implementing the Nigeria Land Registration, Documentation, and Titling Programme, which would unlock more than $300 billion in dead capital, to boost investment and productivity.

 

Similarly, he also spoke of partnership with Shelter Afrique Development Bank to finance the construction of 5,000 affordable housing units, “we are laying the groundwork for Building Materials Manufacturing Hubs in each geopolitical zone to support domestic production and reduce construction costs”, he said.

 

The Minister while emphasizing on the significance of the media in national development, requested for continuous collaboration with the Union, in educating the public to dispel misinformation and highlight the importance of the programs of the Ministry.

 

Responding to the request of the Union on Journalists’ village project, Dangiwa gave assurance that Ministry will support the union in securing land and facilitate building the estate through the Cooperative Housing Development of Nigeria under the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN).

 

He adviced that the Union secures a titled land as well as an architect who would design the houses, promising to direct the Federal Mortgage Bank to create corporative housing development to build the estate for the journalists, while the Union brings off takers who gets allocated to the houses, with a payment plan of up to thirty (30) years, at 6% interest rate.

 

Minister Dangiwa equally promised that the Ministry would inspect the ongoing pentagon building of the NUJ FCT council, for further necessary support.

 

Speaking earlier, the chairman of the NUJ FCT council, Comrade. Grace Ike, commended the visionary leadership of the Minister in the housing sector, describing it as bold, strategic and people-centred, with  remarkable strides.

 

She applauded Minister Dangiwa’s global engagements, particularly at the World Urban Forum, as well as his commitment to disability-friendly housing in compliance with national laws.

 

Comrade Ike, sought the support and intervention of the  Ministry in the NUJ FCT Journalists’ Village project in order to actualize affordable housing scheme for journalists; infrastructure support for the completion of a Pentagon building and a new ultramodern hall to accommodate over 2,000 journalists.

 

She also appealed for support in access to Housing finance and Capacity Building, seeking the inclusion of journalists in housing finance schemes through FMBN and other platforms.

“We are not just here with requests, we come as partners, ready to spotlight your successes, engage critically where needed, and be part of the national solution. 

 

With your support, the NUJ FCT Council will continue to strengthen the pillars of democracy, holding the powerful accountable, while working with government to achieve national goals”, she voiced.

 

The Chairman, further extended an invitation to the Honorable Minister to be a special guest at the Press Week event of the Union, scheduled for next month.

Oct
14
2024

Dangiwa Charges Town Planners On Inclusive, Sustainable Cities    * Says challenges of unplanned urban sprawl, inadequate infrastructure should be addressed    * Urban centers are responsible for 27% of Nigeria’s total carbon emissions - Dangiwa    * Concerted, collaborative efforts needed to combat challenges - Ondo Governor  Akure, Ondo State, Nigeria:   The Honourable Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Arc. Ahmed Musa Dangiwa has called on Directors and Heads of Town Planning Organizations in Nigeria to champion the development of inclusive, sustainable cities that promote economic growth and resilience.    Dangiwa made this charge in his keynote address at the Opening Ceremony of the 2024 National Conference of Directors and Heads of Town Planning Organizations organized by the Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development in Akure, Ondo State from Monday 14  to Wednesday 16 October 2024.   The Minister lauded the theme of this year’s conference, " Effective Physical Planning as a Panacea for Integrated and Sustainable Urban Development in Nigeria”, noting that it has aligned with the Renewed Hope Agenda of the current administration, which seeks to build equitable and resilient cities across the country.    Highlighting Nigeria’s rapid urbanization, Dangiwa pointed out that the nation’s urban population has risen sharply, growing from 15% in 1960 to 54% in 2022, with  projections indicating that by 2050, 70% of Nigeria’s population will reside in urban areas  On his part , Ondo State Governor,  Lucky Aiyedatiwa stated that concerted and collaborative efforts are needed to combat challenges in Nigerian cities.   The Ondo State Governor was represented by his Commissioner of Physical Planning and Urban Development,  Gbenga Olaniyi. The Governor mentioned that, Ondo State, as a case study, has taken deliberate measures which include; effective waste management and development of master plans for major cities as modalities to ensure healthy environment.   Minister Dangiwa emphasized the urgency of addressing the challenges of unplanned urban sprawl, inadequate infrastructure, and environmental sustainability.   “Nigeria is urbanizing at a rate of 3.8% annually, and we are now over 50% urban. By 2030, nearly 60% of our population will live in cities. This rapid urban growth has resulted in unplanned expansion, which has negatively impacted infrastructure, mobility, and access to basic services,” Dangiwa stated.    He cited the emergence of more than 360 new urban agglomerations between 2015 and 2020 as evidence of the spatial expansion that continues across the country.   The Minister further noted that Nigeria’s cities are not only growing but are also contributing to environmental challenges, including increased carbon emissions and inadequate waste management systems.  “Urban centers are responsible for 27% of Nigeria’s total carbon emissions, with energy, transport, and industry being the main contributors. We must act now to address these challenges if we are to build sustainable and livable cities.” Dangiwa outlined the Ministry's strategic initiatives to address these challenges. These include the comprehensive review of the 2012 National Urban Development Policy, which is soon to be approved by the Federal Executive Council, as well as the development of a National Policy on Rural Settlement Planning and a National Physical Development Plan aimed at promoting integrated and sustainable urban development. He also announced the Ministry’s collaboration with the World Bank on key projects, including the Urban Livability and Mobility Programme and a National Land Registration, Titling, and Documentation Programme, which seeks to streamline land administration in Nigeria. Accordingly, he explained the ongoing efforts of the Ministry in slum upgrades, urban renewal, and the housing sector, mentioning that 6,612 housing units across 13 states and the FCT are currently under construction under the Renewed Hope Cities and Estates Programme, with additional projects underway in Lagos, Kano, and Enugu. He urged participants to embrace innovative approaches to physical planning and urban governance, stressing that effective planning is key to creating cities that are resilient, productive, and capable of driving economic growth. He also challenged participants to identify and address the systemic issues that hinder Nigeria’s urban development.   “ Let us commit to building cities that work for all Nigerians – cities that are resilient, productive, and sustainable. I urge you to participate actively in this conference and take full advantage of the discussions and presentations. The future of our cities depends on the decisions we make today,” he concluded.   In a goodwill message, Chairman House of Representatives Committee on Planning and Regional Development,  Hon Dr Abiante Awaji, described the theme of the conference apt and in line with providing a healthy environment    Hon Awaji blamed absence of standard master plans in cities and plans alteration causing huge challenges, encouraging partnership of stakeholders in design and development control in order to get excellence in our cities.   Easier,  in a welcome address, Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development, Dr Marcus Ogunbiyi,  stated that , the Conference provides a platform for the participants to ruminate over issues that would positively reshape the human settlements ' systems of Nigeria. His address was read on his behalf  by Director Urban and Regional Development in the ministry, Tpl Dr. Olakunde Akiona Dabid   In attendance at the "Akure 2024' Conference were Directors and Heads of Town Planning Organizations in Nigeria,  including, officials of the Nigerian Institute of Town Planners (NITP) and Town Planners Registration Council of Nigeria (TOPREC)   The 2024 National Conference of Directors and Heads of Town Planning Organizations continues over the next few days in Akure, with town planners, experts, and government officials discussing solutions to Nigeria’s urbanization challenges.   ...

Oct
12
2024

BPSR Names Housing Ministry Best Federal MDA in Innovative Use of Technology ..... As Minister Dangiwa  Receives Distinguished GovTech Trailblazer Award The Bureau of Public Service Reforms (BPRS) has named the Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development "Best Federal MDA in Innovative Use of Technology, 2024. To this end, the BPSR has also honoured the Honourable Minister, Arc. Ahmed Musa Dangiwa, with the “Distinguished GovTech Trailblazer Award” The event named " Nigeria GOVTECH Public Service Awards 2024" with the theme "Digital Innivations As Catalyst for the Renewed Hope Agenda " was held at Nicon Luxury , Abuja, Friday,  October 11th, 2024 at Gala Night Dinner. BPSR, organized the event in partnership with; Nigerian Commuincations Commission (NCC), Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB), Crystal Edge,  Kaduna State Government and Embassy of Ireland Republic in Nigeria. The Awards on the Minister, Arc Ahmed Dangiwa and the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development were presented by the Secretary to the Government of Federation (SGF), Senator George Akume represented by Permanent Secretary, General Services Office (GSO), Dr. Nnamdi Maurice Mbaeri The Director General BPSR, Dr Aribi stated that the awards were in recognition of the Ministry’s “outstanding leadership in advancing technology initiatives and digitization programmes that contribute to the digital transformation agenda in the public sector and enhance service delivery.” Specifically, BPSR highlighted the launch and efficient operation of the innovative Online Renewed Hope Housing Portal (www.renewedhopehomes.fmhud.gov.ng), by the Ministry, which has made it easier and more convenient for Nigerians to own homes under the Renewed Hope Cities and Estates Programme.  The online housing purchase platform, a One-Stop-Shop Housing Delivery Solution, provides a transparent, easy-to-use, integrated web-based application for the sale of homes, from application to payment. The Bureau has also cited the Ministry’s Electronic Certificate of Occupancy Technology System, which has simplified the process of signing and issuing titles for federal real estate, making it faster, easier, transparent, and secure as another breakthrough innovation by the ministry of housing under Arc Ahmed Musa Dangiwa. In response, the Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Arc. Ahmed Musa Dangiwa, expressed his appreciation to BPSR for the recognition. " On behalf of the management and staff of the Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development, I would like to thank the Bureau of Public Service Reforms for selecting our Ministry as the ‘Best Federal MDA in Innovative Use of Technology.’ We are truly delighted that our efforts to leverage technology to improve service delivery, enhance operations, and increase performance to more effectively fulfill our Ministry's mandate have been recognized,” he noted. Dangiwa also appreciated the Permanent Secretary, Dr. Marcus Ogunbiyi, for his effective leadership as the head of the civil service structure in the Ministry, and commended the hardworking and innovative staff of the Ministry for their dedication to duty. “You all made this recognition and award possible,” he said The Minister further noted that the Ministry is encouraged and motivated by the award and will continue to work hard to deliver on the Renewed Hope Agenda of His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, for housing and urban development. ...

Oct
10
2024

Dangiwa Assures Zamfara State Citizens  Affordable Housing   Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Arc Ahmed Musa Dangiwa  has assured  Zamfara State Governor of the ministry's commitment to ensuring that its citizens have  access to affordable housing in the state. Dangiwa gave this assurance when Governor Dauda Lawal Dare of the State paid a  courtesy visit to his office in Abuja,  Thursday, 10th October,2024. "At the ministry of Housing and Urban Development, we want to assure that we will provide all the support you required in your efforts to enhance decent, quality and affordable housing to your citizens,' the minister stated.  The Minister acknowledged and appreciated Governor Dare for the 50 hectres of land provided for the Renewed Hope Estate at no cost to the ministry, saying that free land, will make the houses affordable to the citizens  Accordingly, Dangiwa also assured the Governor that Zamfara state would be on the priority list of the ministry to benefit from subsequent  building programmes of the ministry. "Let us assure your Excellency that the ministry will ensure that Zamfara state is included in the next batch of the  states to benefit from the programe," Dangiwa remarked. On National Housing Programme, NHP, the Minister said " I have also been informed that our officials are engaging with your team to which next week they are coming again regarding your interest in purchasing the unsold housing units under the National Housing Program in your state." He noted that though the  ministry had done a downward review of  the  prices of the houses as requested by the state government of Zamfara, he would look in to it as to see how it could be further reviewed downward, revealing the ministry was not making profits from sales of the houses.  Dangiwa also affirmed that the cost expended on infrastructure on the houses have been written - off to ensure affordability, mentioning that the ministry was aware  that  Zamfara state government would further subsidised for its citizens after buying them to ensure affordability.  He added, "our aim is just to recover the cost of constructing these houses so we can build more for other Nigerians to benefit."  Similarly, the minister who affirmed  that  Zamfara state  would benefit from the housing construction under PULAKU Initiative Housing Project  of  President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, aimed at addressing the grievances and social exclusion of Fulani in the north west and to also address the cause of banditry in the nation, revealed that  the ground breaking for Zamfara state would  soon be done. While acknowledging that Zamfara state government has also provided land for construction of houses for actualization of PULAKU Initiative in the state in addition to the land provided for  Renewed Hope Estate, the Minister  gave assurance that the  ministry will always collaborate with the state government.   Speaking earlier, Governor of Zamfara State, Dr. Dauda Lawal Dare, said  they were in the ministry to appeal to the minister for his  intervention to fast track the completion of the agreement between the ministry and Zamfara state on purchase of the NHP housing units in the state as it  would enable the state take over the structure.  Dare noted the Zamfara state being bedeviled with many challenges like insecurity, lack of infrastructure, housing care among others would need the intervention of the ministry to provide decent, quality and affordable houses for its citizen because tackling the challenges has taken a toll on the state's finances. He said, "I want to appeal that Zamfara state should always be considered as one of the first in any structured you are going to put in place bearing in mind some of the situations the state is facing." ...

First First First

SPEECHES


Nov
15
2023

WELCOME ADDRESS BY THE HONOURABLE MINISTER, FEDERAL MINISTRY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, ARC. AHMED M. DANGIWA FNIA, FCIB, AT THE OPENING CEREMONY OF THE 28TH CONFERENCE OF DIRECTORS OF LANDS IN THE FEDERAL AND STATE MINISTRIES, DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES HOLDING AT MARCELINA’S PLACE, IKEJA, LAGOS, ON 15TH - 16TH NOVEMBER 2023

PROTOCOLS:
1.    It is my pleasure to welcome you all to the 28th Conference of Directors of Lands in Federal and State Ministries, Departments and Agencies in Nigeria.
2.    As most of you are already aware, this Conference was conceived over 28 years as part of efforts to promote effective land administration in our country.  
3.    Each year the Conference provides a platform for Directors of Lands at Ministry of Housing and Urban Development, State Ministries, Departments and Agencies in Nigeria to gather, network, share experiences, discuss sector challenges to produce clear recommendations that border on promoting effective land administration in the country.
4.    The Conference objective remains noble, progressive, and relevant today, as it was back then when the Conference was conceived. So, as we begin this 2023 edition, the 28th one in a series, we must do so in full recognition of the current in-efficient and challenges-full state of land administration in our country today.
5.    To do this means asking ourselves some tough questions to bring us to reality and confronting the answers.
6.    First, can we say that the sum of annual gatherings and conversations over the close to three (3) decades of this conference are helping us make progress in fixing the many issues in land administration in our dear country?
7.    How many of the issues that we discuss each year at this Conference end up tackled and solved? How many of the recommendations that the Conference produces end up implemented? Or are we simply moving around in circles and turning the conference into an annual bazaar of some sort. Do we even have a tracking mechanism to monitor whether we are making progress or not?
8.    We must confront these questions and be humbled by the answers. It is only by doing this reality check that we can find the inspiration, encouragement and resolve to work harder and differently in our respective offices as Directors and stakeholders towards achieving the noble goals with which this Conference was established.
9.    As the Minister of Housing and Urban Development, I must say that I am honestly not happy with the current state of land administration in the country. And the reasons are obvious. The same issues that were there decades ago are still there today with us today.
10.    This includes inadequate land information systems, complex land tenure systems, cumbersome and time-consuming land registration processes that contribute to delays and corruption in the system; the lack of a streamlined and transparent registration process that discourages investment and hinders economic development; inadequate urban planning which lead to informal settlements; congestion, and improper land use, inadequate legal and regulatory frameworks which results in legal uncertainties, making it difficult for individuals and businesses to navigate the land administration system with confidence. These are all problems that we all must fix. No one will do it for us.
11.    I must acknowledge that some of these problems are beyond the capacity of the Conference and Directors to resolve. Indeed, the most fundamental ones such as the Land Use Act 1978 require legislative amendments and national government policy interventions. However, there is a lot of room for innovation to circumvent the limitations posed by some of these barriers. We have seen in States such as Kaduna, Kano, where innovative leaders have found ways to implement reforms that have helped them ease land administration by introducing efficiencies in land titling and property registration despite the limitations of the Land Use Act. These states deserve our commendation.
12.    And my charge to all of you attending this 2023 Conference is that we must do likewise. We must think out of the box, innovate, and learn to do things differently. That will help us make progress and change the narrative going forward.
13.    The theme of this year’s Conference — "Improving Land-Based Revenue of the Federating Units in Nigeria through Efficient and Effective Land Administration" — speaks directly to the core of our national progress.
14.    As you are all aware, land, is an economic resource that holds immense potential for revenue generation and sustainable development. However, to harness this potential, we must address the challenges within our land administration systems and strive for efficiency and effectiveness.
15.        I am happy to inform you that His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, is set to tackle the systemic challenges that have hindered effective land administration. Mr. President has a bold vision for the sector and is committed to backing it up with the necessary political will to break down all barriers to unlock the revenue earning potential of land.
16.    As the Minister of Housing and Urban Development, we have taken Mr. President’s vision and are running with it. Our aim is to implement the most historic land reforms the country has ever witnessed to make it easier, safer, and more profitable for the private sector to invest in the sector and make good returns.
17.    A notable part of our broad housing sector reforms includes the implementation of comprehensive land reforms towards streamlining land administration and ensuring easy, cost effective and efficient access to land in our country.
18.    Currently, we have a situation where the Land Use Act was enacted in 1978 but there was no complementary institution set up alongside it to provide the necessary framework, guidelines, and regulations for operationalizing it. We are working to establish a National Land Commission that would fix this gap and chart a new way forward for effective land administration in the country.
19.    This will improve land titling and boost Nigeria’s ranking on the World Bank Ease of Doing Business where we currently rank 186th out of 190 countries on the World Bank Ease of Doing Business index in terms of ease of registering properties. Last week I met with the leadership of the Presidential Technical Committee on Land Reforms, Prof. Peter O. Adeniyi, where we agreed to incorporate the extensive work that they have done over 14 years in our land reform strategy. As the renowned land reform scholar said, experience shows that a nation can never develop if it does not conduct land reform. It will also help to boost revenues that States and Federal Government can earn from land.
20.    The second related reform is the nationwide adoption of the Model Mortgage Foreclosure Law. The Model Mortgage Foreclosure Law (MMFL) is a housing industry stakeholder initiative and part of the Renewed Hope Agenda of His Excellency President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR that is focused on establishing an enabling environment for investment in real estate and the growth of mortgages in a state. It provides contemporary provisions on the creation, registration, and enforcement of mortgages, along with remedies like foreclosure and the enforcement of mortgages on real properties and related purposes in Nigeria.
21.    As of date, the Model Mortgage Foreclosure Law (MMFL) has been passed in four (4) states, including Lagos, Kaduna, Ekiti, and Nasarawa States. We aim to drive its passage in all the states of the federation as part of our efforts to ensure that investments in the housing and mortgage sector are protected.
22.    The Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development, through the Lands and Housing Development Departments, made great strides in improving land-based revenue generation for the Federal Government by way of income from fees charged on both primary and secondary transactions. These are statutory fees demanded for use of Federal Government lands.
23.    As you deliberate on land and land related issues for the next two days, I urge you to critically examine measures that you can act on in the interim such issues as digitization of land titling process to improve ease of doing business, fostering synergy between public and private investors in housing delivery, checking the trend of double titling and multiple charges on Federal Government properties in the states, all of which is aimed at improving land based revenue in the tiers of government. At the end of your deliberations, it is hoped that you will come up with meaningful and workable solution to most of the problems confronting land administration and management at the various tiers of Government.
24.    Knowing fully well that the outcome of this conference will form part of input/proposals to the National Council on Lands and Housing to be held next year. It is, therefore, with all seriousness of purpose that I enjoin you to be sincere and meticulous in your deliberations, putting the interests of the Country and complexity of interests in land in focus, in addressing issues hindering efficient land administration and management in Nigeria with a view to improving land-based revenue for sustainable development in the country.
25.    On this note, it is now my special pleasure and privilege to declare the 28th Conference of Directors of Lands in Federal and State Ministries, Departments and Agencies open.
26.    Thank you and may God bless Nigeria.

 


Nov
15
2023

REMARKS BY THE PERMANENT SECETARY, FEDERAL MINISTRY OF WORKS AND HOUSING, MAHMUD MAMMAN AT THE 12TH MEETING OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL ON LANDS, HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT HOLDING AT UMARU MUSA YAR’ADUA CONFERENCE CENTRE, KADUNA, KADUNA STATE FROM MONDAY 13TH TO FRIDAY, 17TH NOVEMBER,2023.

 

Protocols

 

I am pleased to welcome you to the 12th meeting of the National Council on Lands, Housing And Urban Development holding at Kaduna, Kaduna State.

 

2.    As you are aware, the theme of this year’s National Council Meeting is “Harnessing Local and International Credit Scheme as a panacea for Housing Infrastructure Development under the Renewed Hope Mantra”. The theme is apt and timely, considering the Renewed Hope Agenda and drive toward addressing housing deficit and maximizing available opportunities in ensuring that a greater number of Nigerians have a place to call a home. As a collective resolve to address this perennial challenge in Housing infrastructure development, exploring both Local and International prospects is inevitable.

 

3.     In order to ensure that housing challenges are addressed, it has become necessary for all the crucial stakeholders to consider and provide contemprorary policies that will support the exploration and assessment of Local and International funds.

 

4.      It is quite instructive that the theme was carefully chosen to ensure that both Local and International Credit are assessed to complement direct Government effort in providing Housing for Nigerians.

 

5.      The Meeting is significant as it will afford us the desired opportunity to identify some of the challenges in assessing Local and International credits for Housing Infrastructure and discuss strategies towards addressing them. We are required to look at the best ways to explore and assess funds needed for massive deployment of housing infrastructure so as to galvanize national growth and sustainable Development Goals which focuses on restoring economic growth, mass housing, investing in our people and creating a people friendly economy. The achievement of these objectives largely lies on the availability of affordable and sustainable Housing across the country.

 

6.     Distinguished delegates and officials, the timing of this meeting, therefore, is very significant as it provides a variable platform for us heads of Bureaucracy in our various States to think through and make necessary provisions for Housing in our various Budgets for the year 2024 and beyond as well as developing frameworks for harnessing Local and International funds for mass and affordable Housing which will impact positively on Nigerians and the economy.

 

7.    On this note, I once again, welcome you all to this 12th Meeting of the National Council on Lands, Housing and Urban Develeopment and wish you fruitful deliberations.

 

8.      Thank you.

PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT


Jun
20
2025

PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT


Click To View: RENEWED HOPE HOUSING PORTAL

PHOTO NEWS


Jun
20
2025

MINISTER ARCH AHNED DANGIWA AND MINISTER OF STATE, RT HON YUSUF ATA IN A GROUP PHOTOGRAPH WITH NUJ FCT CHAIRPERSON, GRACE IKE & MEMBERS OF HER TEAM DURING A COURTESY VISIT TO THE FMHUD.

Minister Arch Ahned Dangiwa and Minister of State, Rt Hon Yusuf Ata in a group photograph with NUJ FCT Chairperson, Grace Ike & members of her team during a courtesy visit to the FMHUD.

Click To View More Pictures


PHOTO NEWS


Jun
17
2025

FMHUD LAUNCHED DISPATCH RIDER SERVICE: DIRECTOR HUMAN RESOURCES, DR. ADESINA AKINOLA SUPPORTED BY DIRECTOR FINANCE , DIRECTOR PRESS, DIRECTOR OPS AND HEAD REFORM & SERVICE IMPROVEMENT LAUNCHED A NEW DISPATCH RIDER SERVICE TOWARDS ENHANCING EFFECTIVE SERVICE DELIVERY, COMMUNICATION AND OPERATIONAL LOGISTICS.

FMHUD launched Dispatch Rider Service: Director Human Resources, Dr. Adesina Akinola supported by Director Finance , Director Press, Director OPS and Head Reform & Service Improvement launched a new dispatch rider service towards enhancing effective service delivery, communication and operational logistics.

Click To View More Pictures



Other Agencies