Nigerian govt to build 34,500 homes under its Renewed Hope Cities Project

In the first phase of its Renewed Hope locations Project, the Federal Government intends to build 34,500 homes in certain locations across the 36 states, according to Minister of Housing and Urban Development Ahmed Dangiwa.

Speaking to Caroline Adepoju, the acting Controller-General of the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), during a courtesy call in Abuja on Saturday, Mr. Dangiwa made this statement.

He declared that expanding the availability of good, affordable housing for all Nigerians was a top government objective.

“All Nigerian segments will be integrated and inclusive of our Renewed Hope Cities.”They will consist of low- to medium-income earners’ affordable one-, two-, and three-bedroom bungalows and multilevel apartments.

“Despite the obstacles, we intend to construct Renewed Hope Cities around the country. The first phase will consist of 34,500 residences in a few chosen cities and state capitals throughout the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory.

“To provide the elegance of terrace and detached bungalows and duplexes to high-income earners, we will leverage Public Private Partnerships with reputable developers,” the speaker stated.

Mr. Dangiwa claimed that in accordance with President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, the ministry has laid out precise, doable steps to enable Nigerians to achieve this.

“A primary goal is the reform of all federal housing agencies, including the Federal Housing Authority (FHA) and the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN), which are overseen by the ministry and entrusted with providing affordable housing to Nigerians.”The objectives of your organization, which include providing all cadres of the diligent immigration officials with affordable housing, ought to be met and fulfilled by these two establishments.
Shelter, according to Ms. Adepoju, is a top necessity in any society.

We have therefore come to learn how our employees might profit from this new leadership. I am aware that there are initiatives in place that the Nigerian immigration service can take use of.

Ms. Adepoju stated, “Aside from that, I have come to appeal to you, sir, to the rescue of our personnel.”

“To offer the elegance of terrace and detached bungalows and duplexes to high-income earners, we will leverage Public Private Partnerships with reputable developers,” the speaker stated.

The minister stated that the ministry would use FMBN resources to help with finance.