Unemployed Nigerians can’t expect to own homes — Fashola
Housing minister says the society owes such individuals jobs first.
Housing minister says the society owes such individuals jobs first.
Over a dozen police officers had their farms destroyed, a source said.
“This will greatly enhance the transition of low income earners from tenants to home owners.”
“The government is using the same fund contributed by workers to build houses for them,” the TUC president said.
The measure would help the bank to adequately cater for the rising mortgage finance needs of workers.
The minister says there is the possibily of getting more end of fiscal year.
The `Rent to Own’ policy would target low income earners in both formal and informal sectors.
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A committee has been constituted to look into the modalities for the housing programme.
The Federal Government says it is planning a social housing scheme for the residents.
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