MINISTER of Lands,Housing and Urban Development, Ms Amal Pepple has reiterated that affordable housing is paramount in the transformation agenda of President Goodluck Jonathan administration, going by the importance of shelter to individuals and the nation.

THE new Permanent Secretary in the Federal Ministry of Works, Dr Abubakar Mohammad has warned directors in the ministry to desist from hiding contractors’ files in an attempt to delay due process for any reason.

A TWO day national energy efficiency summit which ended in Abuja at the weekend has called on the Federal government to create an enabling environment and adequate awareness on the importance and gains of energy efficiency in meeting national development.

Arising from the just concluded National Healthcare Waste Summit in Abuja, participants at the summit have called for urgent adoption of the Draft National Policy and Strategic Plan on healthcare waste management and development of appropriate legislative/regulatory frameworks for sound healthcare waste management in the country.

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The recurring flood ravaging the coastal communities across the country has continued to generate heat in Nigeria, as no fewer than 25 million people have been rendered homeless while property and farmlands worth hundreds of million naira have been swept away by the disaster.

Tokunbo Omisore, President, Africa Union of Architects, AUA, has noted that real estate development in Nigeria and a few other African countries like Gabon, Zambia and other is promising, adding that it has been seen by many investors from other parts of the world as emerging markets which will give good returns.

With over 160 million population and abundant energy and human potentials in Nigeria, majority of the citizens have no access to electricity, and are still relying on traditional biomass for heating and cooking needs, while those who have access are experiencing epileptic supply.

Experts and environment stakeholders have continued to blame the Federal Government for the flood currently ravaging the nation. At different occasions, they have said that the consequence of floods being experienced in the flood-prone states of the federation could have been prevented to a great extent if government had listened to warnings and advice by experts to prepare for climate change which has become a reality.

Lagos State Government at the weekend restated its commitment to provide a liveable environment conducive for human development. The state governor, Babatunde Fashola made the disclosure at the just concluded 4th Annual Sensitisation and Awareness Workshop organised by the Lagos State Waste Management Authority LAWMA, for highway sweepers and stakeholders.