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Darma: FG Committed to Right Environment for Housing Investment

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  • The Nigerian federal government is committed to fostering an environment conducive to housing investment, according to Housing Minister Muttaqha Darma.
  • This commitment is in preparation for the upcoming Renewed Hope Housing Summit, which aims to move housing discussions from strategy to sustained delivery.
  • The government plans to strengthen Public-Private Partnerships to boost investment, increase housing delivery, and expand access to affordable homes.

Nigeria's federal government, under the Renewed Hope Agenda, is actively working to create an optimal environment for housing investment. Minister for Housing and Urban Development, Muttaqha Darma, emphasized this commitment during a meeting with Dr. Olayemi Sodimu, the convener of the upcoming Renewed Hope Housing Summit.

The minister highlighted housing's crucial role not just as shelter, but as a fundamental driver of economic growth, job creation, and national development. He stated that the administration is focused on enhancing Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) to unlock significant investment, scale up housing delivery, and broaden access to affordable housing solutions for Nigerians.

That is why, under the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, we are strengthening Public-Private Partnerships to unlock investment, scale delivery, and expand access to affordable homes

· Muttaqha DarmaMinister for Housing and Urban Development explaining the government's strategy.

The upcoming summit is poised to be a pivotal event, aiming to transition housing development from theoretical strategies to tangible, sustained delivery. Dr. Sodimu explained that the summit will focus on translating policy clarity into actionable, investable projects that yield measurable impacts for Nigerian cities and communities. The recognition of PPPs as the most viable pathway for mobilizing long-term finance, aligning public assets with private sector expertise, and achieving the required scale of housing delivery underscores the collaborative approach being adopted.

The Summit recognises Publicโ€“Private Partnerships (PPPs) as the most viable pathway for mobilising long-term finance, aligning public land and infrastructure with private sector expertise, and delivering housing at the scale Nigeria urgently requires

· Dr. Olayemi SodimuThe Summit convener explaining the importance of PPPs for housing delivery.
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