The Federal Government is evaluating lagoon backfilling as a cost-effective alternative to a 3km bridge on the Lekki Deep Seaport–Epe–Ijebu-Ode access road, aiming to accelerate delivery of the 50km dual carriageway funded through an EPC+F model with CHEC.

A Federal High Court has dismissed Winhomes Global Services’ lawsuit over the Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway, confirming the company no longer holds legal interest in the disputed land. Project proceeds on schedule.

The Federal Government announces the opening of the first 47km of the Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway between December 12–17, 2025, following a court ruling clarifying Winhomes’ legal claims. The project aims to enhance trade, mobility, and regional economic growth.

The Central Bank of Nigeria reports a sharp increase in loan defaults across unsecured and corporate lending in Q3 2025, highlighting growing financial stress among households and businesses amid macroeconomic pressures.

Indigenous residents in the FCT call on Minister Nyesom Wike for fair compensation following the demolition of homes in Kuchibedna, citing displacement and threats to cultural heritage.

The Lagos State Government has launched a new enforcement wave targeting illegal buildings in Ikate Elegushi and the Lekki–Ikoyi corridor. LASBCA, the House of Assembly, and the Office of Urban Development say the demolitions are necessary to protect public safety

Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has commissioned 233 new housing units in the Abraham Adesanya area of Eti-Osa, expanding the state’s affordable housing stock and reinforcing Lagos’ commitment to public–private partnerships, housing accessibility, and timely project delivery.

Dangiwa Highlights Quantity Surveyors’ Central Role in Nigeria’s Renewed Hope Housing and Infrastructure Agenda

The Federal Government plans to establish Building Materials Manufacturing Hubs across Nigeria’s six geopolitical zones to reduce construction costs, cut reliance on imports, and expand access to affordable housing under the Renewed Hope Agenda

The Federal Capital Territory Administration will start strict enforcement on November 26, targeting property owners who have defaulted on ground rent, land-use charges, conversion fees, and title registration requirements.