Nigerian Government Initiates Construction of 2,000 Affordable Homes in Lagos
The Nigerian government has commenced the construction of 2,000 affordable homes in Lagos, as part of efforts to address the housing deficit…
The Nigerian government has commenced the construction of 2,000 affordable homes in Lagos, as part of efforts to address the housing deficit…
The drop in rice prices has brought relief to some consumers in Lagos, but the increase in costs has affected others, according to a report by Peoples Gazette…
Following the tragic collapse of a four-storey building in Alakija, Amuwo-Odofin LGA, stakeholders are calling for tougher enforcement and regular inspections to prevent future disasters.
Residents of Abuja lament the struggle to afford three square meals daily due to economic hardship, according to Peoples Gazette Nigeria.
The CEO of JustOne Homes, Taiwo Idowu, attributes the increasing property prices in Nigeria to inflation and high construction costs.
Prominent figures from the property sector, including investors, developers, and policymakers, gathered for the Abuja Real Estate Festival 2026.
The Lagos State Government has issued an urgent call for residents in flood-prone areas like Eti-Osa, Kirikiri, and others to relocate as soon as possible.
An investigation by The Guardian Nigeria News reveals how middlemen are inflating property prices through brokerage.