The National Building Code which stipulates the procedure and minimum practice requirements for the development of the various types of buildings required for human occupancy in Nigeria was approved by the National Executive Council as well as the Council of State as far back as 2006.

Apparently disturbed by the housing shortfall now put at a staggering 17 million units, built environment experts have advocated the adoption of cheap, faster and durable methods of housing construction in the country.

ABUJA — The Malaysian Government has promised a transfer of technology into the country with a view to facilitating the space and the completion of her ongoing $600 million housing estate project in the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Abuja.

Poor cooling is often the result of a heavy frost build-up on the evaporator coils. You can’t see these coils without removing a panel on the inside of your freezer.

Mr Bosun Jeje is the new Lagos State Commissioner for Housing. Coming from the private sector where he managed YKB Homes Limited, Mr Jeje said he will use his experience to provide affordable housing to Lagosians.

ABUJA — The Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria, FMBN, said it has delivered over 53,000 houses to contributors of the National Housing Funds, NHF, in various parts of the country in the last nineteen years.

ABUJA – The Minister of Federal Capital Territory Administration, Sen. Bala Mohammed has unveiled plans by the administration to make the World Trade Centre Abuja, one of the best real estate landmarks in the world.

Exposure to rodents (mice and rats) has been linked to increased asthma symptoms among laboratory workers who handle rodents and are sensitized to them.

Worried by the deterioration of the ever-busy Oshodi -Apapa expressway and the resultant flooding each time it rained, the new Minister of Works, Arc. Mike Onolemenen at the weekend called on the Lagos State Governor, Mr Babatunde Fashola to assist the Federal Government to recover the road’s right of way which has been taken over by illegal businesses.

ABUJA – Experts on environmental issues have blamed the three tiers of government in Nigeria for not doing enough to create awareness on the impact of Climate change, which has resulted into flooding in some parts of the country.