Abuja Housing Show: Nigerians spend 60% disposable income on house rent

Most Nigerian tenants expend 60 percent of their disposable income on house rent as a direct consequence of the huge housing deficit in the country, which is at variance with 20 to 30 percent advocated by the United Nations (UN). Participants at the recently concluded 10th edition of annual Abuja Housing Show (AHS) in Abuja, called for a holistic approach to expanding access to housing in a bid to effectively tackle the housing problem in the country. In a communiqué issued at the event, the participants noted that there is no quick fix to Nigerian housing problems.
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62-yr-old man in trouble over N1m hotel bill

For his inability to pay an accumulated bill of over a million naira, 62-year-old Onyedi Nwaguru was, weekend, arraigned before an Igbosere Magistrate’s Court sitting in Lagos.

Belgium-Nigeria relations have intensified- Belgian envoy, Stephane De Loecker

By Onome Amawhe How long has Belgium had a diplomatic relationship with Nigeria? Belgium and Nigeria have maintained diplomatic relations since 1960. What sort of legacy do the two countries have in terms of the relations? The relations between Nigeria and Belgium have intensified since the transition of Nigeria to democracy. And it is the […]

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