The FCTA has reconstituted its Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee to address Abuja land disputes through mediation and conciliation. The initiative aims to reduce prolonged litigation and provide a more efficient path for resolving property-related complaints.
MOFI is turning to institutional and capital-market funding to expand affordable housing finance in Nigeria. The strategy aims to support longer-term mortgages and increase access to homeownership across the country.
Flooding has made a major access road in Ifite-Awka difficult to use, affecting about 3,000 students living in nearby hostels. Residents are calling for road rehabilitation and improved drainage to address the recurring problem.
The Africa Real Estate Magazine & Awards 2026 will bring industry leaders and professionals together in Lagos to recognise contributions to Africa’s property sector and discuss emerging opportunities.
A YABATECH lecture on sustainable estate development highlights the need for resilient communities, clean infrastructure and innovative solutions to Nigeria’s housing crisis.
LASBCA is strengthening building safety in Lagos by promoting approved construction, regular maintenance, professional oversight, insurance and digital planning approvals.
The EFCC’s recovery of the 753-unit Lokogoma Estate has raised important questions about the management, completion, sale and title verification of forfeited properties in Nigeria.
FCTA officials inspected quarry operations in Abuja as part of a wider enforcement exercise targeting licensing, safety and environmental compliance. Operators who fail to meet statutory requirements could face sanctions, including suspension or closure.
Anambra State has set December 31, 2026, as the deadline for landowners to recertify old Certificates of Occupancy and update their records in ANAMGIS.
Six million Nigerians contribute billions of naira to the National Housing Fund yearly, yet fewer than 500 mortgages are reportedly booked, raising concerns about housing finance access.