By Rita Okoye Nigeria’s real estate market is facing a growing crisis. With rising inflation, a struggling economy, and increasing urban migration, both investors and tenants are feeling the strain.
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In Nigeria, informal collectors of plastic bottle waste are central to resolution of the clash between its environmental costs and economic benefits.
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Nigeria’s real estate to hit $2.25tn in 2025 – FGThe Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Ahmed Dangiwa, has urged foreign investors at the Saudi Real Estate Forum to seize the vast opportunities within Nigeria’s housing sector, particularly ...
Meet the Gambian real estate mogul building affordable houses in Nigeria’s oil‑rich Rivers State
In a bid to tackle Africa’s housing deficit, Mustapha Njie, CEO of TAF Africa Global, plans to build a million low-cost homes ...
On Apr. 30, 2024, as the sun rose over Lagos, bulldozers rolled in to the Oniru waterfront, a popular leisure hub, where they ...
US President Donald Trump’s recent order to end birthright citizenship has triggered a wave of reactions among Nigerians ...
Electricity is the backbone of modern civilisation, driving industries, connecting communities, and fostering economic ...
Ahmed Dangiwa, minister of housing and urban development, highlighted the country’s new housing programme called ‘Renewed ...
The Federal Government of Nigeria, through the Ministry of Finance Incorporated (MOFI), has fully subscribed to the Series 1 ...
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Nigeria’s real estate to hit $2.25tn by 2025 – DangiwaThe Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Ahmed Dangiwa, has urged foreign investors at the Saudi Real Estate Forum to seize the vast opportunities within Nigeria’s housing sector, particularly ...
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