Femi Falana, SAN, has backed the Federal Government’s Land4Growth programme, describing it as a transformative reform to unlock land value, expand property rights, and boost national economic growth. He urges inclusive implementation and stronger land governance.

Nigeria’s Housing Minister Ahmed Dangiwa has called on states to dedicate 1–3% of their annual budgets to land administration and systematic titling, stating that credible land governance is critical to unlocking $300B in dead capital and advancing Nigeria toward a $1T economy.

Bayelsa Govt warns it will withdraw civil servants from the National Housing Scheme after 15 years of contributions yielded zero houses. Billions remain unutilized as Deputy Governor Ewhrudjakpo demands an audit.

Nigerian banks are increasingly treating land and property as high-risk collateral due to title disputes, regulatory enforcement, and valuation challenges. Learn how this impacts lending, housing finance, and real estate investment.

The Central Bank of Nigeria has reduced SDF and SLF rates by 200bps while maintaining the MPR at 27%, aiming to stimulate private sector lending, enhance liquidity, and lower interbank market costs.

The Presidency declares a nationwide security emergency, authorizing 50,000 new police and deploying forest guards. We analyze how this massive personnel surge and the push for State Police fundamentally de-risk land, property, and supply chains.

FG finalizes the MREIF blueprint to deploy structured finance and restructure civil service loans. Learn how this strategy de-risks the housing market for developers and fuels the creation of a wealthy middle class.

Abia State's N1.016T 2026 Budget commits an aggressive 80% (N811B) to CapEx, with N169.3B for roads. See the NHM analysis on how this investment maps future real estate value and development.

Delta State earmarks 70% of its N1.66T 2026 budget for capital expenditure, with N450B targeting road infrastructure. NHM analysis on the impact on land value and investment.

NHM analysis on Governor Sanwo-Olu's endorsement of the Orca Mall in Eko Atlantic City. The project signals high-level confidence in Lagos’s real estate development and investor-focused strategy.