Top Lagos-based real estate developers including Nedcomoaks, Periwinkle, Tribitat, Gracias Global Homes, and Zylus are among the leading industry players gearing up for the 19th edition of the Africa International Housing Show (AIHS), Africa’s biggest housing and construction event scheduled to take place from July 27 to August 1, 2025, at the Transcorp Hilton, Abuja.

Under the theme “Reimagining Housing Through Innovation, Collaboration, and Policy,” AIHS 2025 will spotlight bold ideas and transformative partnerships aimed at solving Africa’s housing deficit.

With more than 400 top brands already confirmed, the event is set to break new ground in housing investment, policy innovation, and sustainable development.

Industry giants such as Dangote Cement, Lafarge Africa, Urban Shelter, Mshel Homes, Hall 7, Cosgrove, and Brain & Hammers will feature alongside key financial institutions like CityCode Mortgage Bank, NMRC, Family Homes Funds, and the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN). Cutting-edge firms including CDK, Haven Homes, Brooks Africa, DME Group, and COPEN Group will also showcase groundbreaking solutions across the housing value chain.

This year’s edition will bring together over 40,000 participants from more than 21 countries, including Ministers, Governors, Parliamentarians from Ghana and Nigeria, Ambassadors, policy influencers, and international development partners such as the World Bank, IFC, Shelter Afrique, AUHF, and the African Development Bank.

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AIHS 2025 will serve as a platform for high-level conversations on urgent sector challenges from land access and housing finance to non-interest banking and pension-driven investments.

Top-tier banks like Lotus Bank, Jaiz Bank, and TAJ Bank will lead the discourse on non-interest housing finance and capital market instruments.

The AIHS CEOs Forum will convene local and international leaders to explore large-scale developments, new investment models, and climate-smart construction. A spotlight on CEOs under 40 will celebrate emerging voices driving innovation, while the Women in Real Estate segment will focus on inclusive and gender-responsive development strategies.

In addition, the event will feature parliamentary dialogues, addressing outdated housing laws and legislative reforms across African countries. Dedicated sessions will also connect the African diaspora to verified, profitable real estate investments back home.

The Best of AIHS Awards Gala will honor excellence in affordable housing, sustainable architecture, innovation, and social impact, reinforcing AIHS’s role as the benchmark for housing excellence on the continent.

Supported by the Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development, under the leadership of Arc. Ahmed Dangiwa, AIHS 2025 is expected to spotlight continental, national and subnational government-backed initiatives aimed at scaling housing delivery and infrastructure investment.

With increasing interest from investors across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, AIHS 2025 is poised to spark multi-million-dollar partnerships, promote local production, and accelerate the transformation of Africa’s urban future.

“As Africa battles a housing deficit of over 22 million units in Nigeria alone, the urgency for coordinated, innovative action is now,” said Festus Adebayo, Convener of AIHS and Executive Director of the Housing Development Advocacy Network (HDAN). “This is not just another event, it’s a movement to reshape the future of housing in Africa.”

Registration, exhibition, and partnership opportunities are available at www.africahousingshow.com.

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Leading housing and construction brands across Africa and beyond are gearing up for the 19th edition of the Africa International Housing Show (AIHS) 2025, with high expectations for visibility, business expansion, and strategic partnerships.

Set to take place from July 27 to August 1, 2025, at the Transcorp Hilton, Abuja, this year’s event promises to be the most impactful yet.

Organised in collaboration with the support of the Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development and Africa Union of Housing finance ,AIHS 2025 will again serve as a powerful platform where stakeholders, thought leaders, innovators, and policymakers gather to shape the future of Africa’s housing and urban development sector.

The show is expected to be officially declared open by His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, and is expected to draw participants from over 21 countries.

For exhibitors, AIHS represents a rare opportunity to connect directly with high-quality leads, secure on-the-spot deals, and demonstrate cutting-edge solutions to an engaged and diverse audience. Live product demonstrations, business-to-business matchmaking, and exposure through media partners such as Housing TV Africa (Channel 149 on StarTimes) and Housing Development Programme on AIT (DSTV channel 253, GOtv channel 93 and StarTimes channel 275) will ensure maximum brand visibility.

With a bustling exhibition floor, curated networking sessions, and investor-driven panels, exhibitors are optimistic that AIHS 2025 will unlock new revenue opportunities.

As Africa continues to urbanize rapidly, with its population projected to double by 2050, the demand for housing innovation, infrastructure, and finance solutions has never been more urgent. AIHS 2025 aims to be at the forefront of this transformation, positioning participating brands as key players in building the continent’s future.

With over 400 exhibitors, 50 visionary global speakers, and more than 40,000 attendees expected, the show will reaffirm its reputation as the continent’s largest and most influential housing and construction gathering.

From local developers to international building tech firms, the event continues to foster impactful connections and scalable solutions for Africa’s built environment.

Are you interested in owning a home, purchasing home interiors, building materials, learning about real estate technology, exploring affordable housing finance options, connecting with top property developers, discovering smart home innovations, or meeting industry experts and investors from different countries.

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The two-day event, held at the prestigious Transcorp Hilton in Abuja, carries the theme Ensuring Value Creation in State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) through Better Corporate Governance. It represents a significant step toward improving Nigeria’s public sector performance. Moreover, it supports the country’s ambitious goal of achieving a $1 trillion economy.

In his opening address, Dr. Shamsuddeen Usman, Chairman of the Board of Directors of MOFI, emphasized the importance of effective corporate governance. According to him, it is a key driver of economic growth. He also highlighted that good governance ensures accountability and transparency.

Additionally, the Honourable Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, reiterated the government’s commitment. He stated that President Tinubu’s administration is focused on addressing inefficiencies in the public sector. These inefficiencies, he noted, continue to challenge economic advancement.

Dr. Doris Uzoka-Anite, the Honourable Minister of State for Finance, conveyed a goodwill message. She reaffirmed the government’s commitment to strengthening corporate governance frameworks within SOEs. This, she noted, is essential for achieving optimal performance.

Dr. Ndiame Diop, the World Bank’s Country Director for Nigeria, also addressed participants. He stressed that improved governance is a critical element of sustainable development.

In his keynote address titled “Making SOEs Engines of Development Through Better Corporate Governance: An International Perspective,” Dr. Ishmael Yamson, Chairperson of the Board at Ishmael Yamson & Associates, explored global trends. He discussed how improved governance leads to enhanced performance in state-owned enterprises.

Indeed, Nigeria’s journey towards a $1 trillion economy is filled with challenges. However, initiatives like the MOFI Corporate Governance Forum show a strong commitment to reform. The event offered a platform for stakeholders to share strategies for better governance, improved performance, and the transformation of SOEs into engines of economic development.

As MOFI transitions from a passive asset custodian to an active asset manager, its new role is clear. The Ministry is positioning itself as a strategic enabler of economic growth. Ultimately, it aims to make Nigeria’s public enterprises key players in building a prosperous future.

Ubong Usoro

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… Over 200 High-Profile Exhibitors Showcasing Cutting-Edge Products & Services

… Top Stakeholders & Industry Leaders from 21+ Countries to Attend

… 5000+ Quality Participants Ready to Network, Invest & Collaborate

… MOFI ,World Bank & Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development to play leading roles

More than 5,000 international participants, including top housing stakeholders, policymakers, and investors, are expected to converge at the Africa International Housing Show (AIHS) 2025, set to be held at the prestigious Transcorp Hilton, Abuja from the 26th to the 31st of July, 2025.

With over 200 high-profile exhibitors and representation from 21 countries, AIHS will provide an unparalleled platform for networking, showcasing innovative housing solutions, and fostering partnerships in the real estate sector.

The event, known as Africa’s largest housing and construction gathering, will bring together key players from various markets, including Africa, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, to explore real estate investment opportunities and housing finance models that can drive sustainable development across the continent.

Speaking on the choice of Transcorp Hilton as the venue for AIHS 2025, Festus Adebayo, the event convener, emphasized that AIHS is not just an exhibition but a movement towards advancing affordable housing, urban transformation, and technological innovation.

He highlighted the show’s role in creating wealth, generating employment, and enhancing housing policies to meet Africa’s growing urbanization needs.

Nigeria’s strategic position and business-friendly policies reinforce AIHS as the premier destination, AIHS continues to be the premier destination for investors seeking sustainable housing and infrastructure opportunities.

AIHS 2025 will also serve as a platform for stakeholders to exchange knowledge, forge new collaborations, and strengthen the investment ecosystem, aligning with Africa’s development agenda.

To register, exhibit, network, and secure business opportunities, visit www.africahousingshow.com.

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