Minister of Works, Mike Onolememen, an Architects has debunked speculations that the Federal Government would since introduce toll gates on its roads, thus compounding the financial woes of Nigeria motorists. He spoke to Favour Nnabugwu in Abuja on this and other topical issues.

The recent deregulation of the downstream oil and gas sector and the attendant hike in the cost of fuel and energy would undoubtedly eat deeply into family and corporate purses. Against this backdrop, a Lagos-based Architect, Mr. Emeka Izuwah has advised families to adopt energy saving measures to cushion some of the biting effects of the fuel subsidy removal.

The Federal Government’s silence on the utilisation of proceeds from the removal of subsidy on petroleum products to address the housing needs of the populace has highlighted the insincerity of the government to the plight of the citizenry

A row is brewing over the parcel of land leased by Mobil Oil Nigeria Limited to operate a filling station at Maryland, Lagos as the land owners are asking the oil major to quit the property.

Trouble is looming around the Wastex Millenium Estate, Gbagada, Lagos as suspected land speculators lay seige to some portion of land in the area claiming ownership.

Inspecting your home on a regular basis and following good maintenance practices are the best way to protect your investment in your home. Whether you take care of a few tasks at a time or several all at once, it is important to get into the habit of doing them.

The Federal Government has developed National Housing and Urban Development Policies will lead to a revolution in the housing sector as the implementation of the documents will make it possible for all Nigerians to own or have access to decent houses at affordable cost.

Replacing an existing toilet is a straightforward task because the supply and waste pipes are already in position. If you want to install a toilet in a new position, it requires more complex rerouting that is best done by a professional plumber.

A total sum of N77,209,649,799.89 has been collected by the National Housing Fund, NHF, from contributors since the establishment of the scheme in1992.

One of the most comprehensive studies on large land acquisitions in developing countries, has warned of the harmful effects of such transactions on the poorest members of the society.