The FCT Administration unveils housing initiatives for judicial officers, enhancing accommodation, court infrastructure, and judicial efficiency in Abuja.

Anambra State government launches a 10,000-unit low-cost housing project in Isiagu for civil servants and low-income earners, leveraging PPPs and integrated infrastructure development.

Nigeria’s Federal Government orders MDAs to roll over 70% of 2025 capital projects into 2026, prioritising ongoing projects as weak revenues tighten fiscal space.

Lagos launches the TY Logistics Park FZE in Alaro City, boosting industrial capacity, reducing logistics costs, and enhancing the Lekki economic corridor’s growth.

Lagos leads Nigeria’s 2025 Subnational Ease of Doing Business rankings with 85.6%, highlighting reforms, infrastructure, and investor-friendly policies across states.

Nigeria’s external reserves hit $45.04 billion, the highest in six years, reflecting strong FX inflows and enhanced capacity for macroeconomic stability, according to the Central Bank of Nigeria.

Lagos is advancing a strategic new town development programme to manage rapid population growth, reduce congestion, and support climate-resilient urban expansion.

The Federal Government has begun paying ₦1 billion in compensation to residents affected by the Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway in Cross River.

Enugu State has proposed a ₦1.62 trillion 2026 budget with 80% allocated to capital projects, signalling major investment in roads, housing, transport terminals, and real estate development.

Nigeria’s investment leaders urge channeling idle capital into regulated products to curb Ponzi schemes, deepen market participation, and strengthen economic growth.