Governor Uba Sani commissions 100 free homes for widows in Kaduna, advancing social housing and sustainable development through public-private partnerships.

Lagos State has started a new enumeration for Oworonshoki demolition victims to identify uncaptured residents and ensure full compensation

The Federal Government plans to operationalise the National Housing Data Centre by December 2025 to centralise housing statistics, improve policy formulation, and enhance investor confidence.

Lagos State mandates compulsory insurance for commercial buildings above two floors and launches a digital land administration system to boost safety, transparency, and investor confidence.

The Federal Government has criticised states for failing to implement the 1992 Urban and Regional Planning Law, citing its neglect as a key factor behind Nigeria’s unplanned urban expansion and informal settlements.

Human rights lawyer Femi Falana (SAN) has accused the Lagos State Government of defying a court order during recent demolitions in Oworonshoki, raising concerns over due process and property rights.

Housing Minister Ahmed Dangiwa has urged Nigerian states to adopt and enforce the 1992 Urban and Regional Planning Law to tackle uncoordinated growth and informal settlements.

The All Indigenous Contractors Association of Nigeria (AICAN) has accused the Federal Government of failing to release over ₦760 billion allegedly owed for completed 2024 projects.

The Federal Government has approved an upward review of the housing loan ceiling for civil servants, raising the maximum accessible amount to ₦25 million for Permanent Secretaries under the revised Federal Government Staff Housing Loans Board (FGSHLB) scheme.