Housing Ministry Launches Skills Audit After Retiring 1,600 Staff in 18 Months

The Lagos State Government has announced that property owners whose buildings are demolished for being located on the right of way will receive compensation provided the structures were built with valid planning permits.

Cross River lawmakers move to regulate rent and curb exploitative housing practices as residents face surging accommodation costs in Calabar.

Real estate professionals have called for comprehensive reforms to rebuild public confidence, enhance ethical standards, and align Nigeria’s property market with international best practices.

The Lagos State Government has secured 4,000 hectares for the Ibeju-Lekki Airport project. The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has reaffirmed support, urging compliance with regulatory and safety standards before construction begins.

The Lagos State Government has denied involvement in the recent demolition of properties in FESTAC Town, clarifying that it neither authorised nor supervised the operation, which has drawn public criticism and confusion.

The Lagos State Government has commenced the demolition of 39 buildings in Ikota Estate, Eti-Osa Local Government Area, following the expiration of a quit notice issued to property owners who encroached on drainage setbacks.

The House of Representatives has called on the Federal Government to ensure the equitable and transparent allocation of a forfeited housing estate in Abuja.

The Federal Housing Authority will commence construction of 200 housing units in Ekiti State, following Governor Biodun Oyebanji’s land allocation and federal collaboration to address Nigeria’s housing deficit.

Minister Nyesom Wike announces that by 2027, every FCT High Court judge will have official housing, marking a new phase in Nigeria’s judicial welfare and infrastructure reform.