Kwara Abduction: Kidnappers Demand ₦500m Ransom for Road Workers
Kidnappers holding five road construction workers abducted in Kwara State have demanded a ransom of ₦500 million for their release, relatives of the victims have disclosed. The workers, including two…
Homes Lost, Promises Questioned in Lagos Urban Drive
For thousands of Lagos residents, urban renewal has ceased to sound like development and has instead become synonymous with sudden loss. In neighbourhoods such as Oworonshoki, the arrival of bulldozers…
Two Foreigners Die in Ogun Crash Involving Anthony Joshua
The Ogun State Government has confirmed that two people who lost their lives in the road accident involving world heavyweight boxing champion, Anthony Joshua, were foreign nationals. The accident occurred…
Engineers, LSDPC Break Ground on Modern Housing Project to Ease Lagos Deficit
In a bid to tackle Lagos’ chronic housing shortage, the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), in partnership with the Lagos State Development and Property Corporation (LSDPC) and Locke Homes Limited,…
Homeownership Out of Reach: Nigeria’s Credit and Pension Trap
As Nigeria steps into 2026, millions of citizens continue to grapple with a housing reality that feels increasingly unattainable. For most working Nigerians, the dream of owning a home remains…
Tensions Rise in Abuja Estate as Homeowners Challenge Developer Practices
Tensions are mounting at Blue Fountain Estate in Karsana, Abuja, as residents have openly challenged the estate developer, Blue Fountain Properties Limited (BFPL), an affiliate of EFAB Properties Limited, over…
Nigeria’s Property Market: Big Numbers, Bigger Struggles
Nigeria’s real estate sector closed 2025 on a paradoxical note—posting impressive economic figures while millions of citizens remain locked out of home ownership. Fresh data shows a market expanding in…
Inside Kano Neighbourhoods Where Affordable Rent Still Offers Hope
Despite rising rental costs across major Nigerian cities, parts of Kano metropolis continue to offer relatively affordable housing, particularly for low- and middle-income earners working within the city’s industrial corridor.…
Eko Atlantic City: What It Really Costs to Rent and Live in Nigeria’s Most Expensive Neighbourhood
Eko Atlantic City, the ultra-modern metropolis built on reclaimed land from the Atlantic Ocean along Lagos’ Victoria Island coastline, has firmly retained its position as Nigeria’s most expensive residential address,…
FG to Launch National Housing Data Centre to End Speculation on Housing Deficit
The Federal Government has announced plans to launch a National Housing Data Centre,