The Public Complaints Commission has suspended a demolition exercise at Winning Clause Estate, Gwarinpa, after residents reported violations of due process. The PCC’s intervention followed concerns over lack of notice, documentation, and compensation for the indigenous Kuchi Bedna community.

Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu will commission 233 new housing units at Abraham Adesanya Estate, Ajah, delivered through a joint venture with Urban Shelter Ltd. The project strengthens Lagos’ housing supply and supports the state’s broader urban development strategy.

PH Airport City, a luxury self-sustaining mini-city near Port Harcourt International Airport, will deliver 2,000 smart homes with integrated infrastructure, flexible mortgage options, and a strategic plan to boost investment and reverse urban flight in Rivers State.

Rapid residential and commercial development is encroaching on Abuja’s designated green areas, raising environmental, legal and urban planning concerns. Experts warn that continued loss of green infrastructure could heighten flooding risk and undermine the city’s long-term sustainability.

The Federal Government launches a ₦250bn housing intervention fund to accelerate affordable housing delivery, expand local building material production, and strengthen economic growth under the Renewed Hope Agenda.

Governor Peter Mbah announces a plan to deliver 15,000 housing units for civil servants and middle-income earners by 2026, alongside smart city, industrial, and educational developments in Enugu State.

Igboebinie and Hand of God Construction partner with South-East states to deliver 100,000 affordable housing units, integrating smart-city infrastructure, job creation, and innovative construction models.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu defends FCT Minister Nyesom Wike amid public criticism, asserting his enforcement of land and development regulations in Abuja is lawful, necessary, and aligned with the administration’s reform agenda.

Nigeria’s inflation slowed to 16.05% in October 2025, driven by easing food prices and improved FX stability, according to new data from the NBS.

Rapid conversion of green areas into housing in Abuja raises environmental, legal, and urban planning concerns, threatening sustainable city development.