Housing and Mortgage experts have called for Public-Private partnership to overcome the problem of housing deficit in Nigeria.
They disclosed at a forum in Lagos.
Participants believe that the Federal and State governments can capitalise on the prospect in the real estate industry to boost the country’s economy.
They also want the Federal Government to establish Mortgage institutions.
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POP is a fantastic opportunity for solving the housing deficit in Nigeria however there is need to monitor the agreement & the project so innocent Nigerians are not short changed. Golf Estate on Okuru / Peter odili road Port Harcourt is a fantastic Rivers State and TAF on paper, but a badly implemented one. Residents& Owners who paid huge sums of money have No road No sewage treatment plant & No overhead water tank/ treatment plant etc. Refuse dump openly & sewage pumped into open sewer. Worse of all No Golf course. In solving housing deficit there MUST be proper monitoring
POP is a fantastic opportunity for solving the housing deficit in Nigeria however there is need to monitor the agreement & the project so innocent Nigerians are not short changed. Golf Estate on Okuru / Peter odili road Port Harcourt is a fantastic Rivers State and TAF on paper, but a badly implemented one. Residents& Owners who paid huge sums of money have No road No sewage treatment plant & No overhead water tank/ treatment plant etc. Refuse dump openly & sewage pumped into open sewer. Worse of all No Golf course. In solving housing deficit there MUST be proper monitoring