Over time, development planners have linked the bane of Nigeria to planning without adequate statistics. The country has been struggling to keep track of basic information and data of its citizens and residents which could be used for socio-economic planning and development purposes. This lack of reliable grass root data and information infrastructure according to experts, has led to some inadequacies in the realization of given government policies and international objectives

Mr Denis Ndekam who lives in Amukoko, a Lagos sprawling slum, was recently served a one- month notice to quit a two-room apartment he had lived in for the past 23 years

Many Nigerians are not safety conscious. While many of them build mansions worth several millions of Naira which they also lavishly furnish, they do little or nothing to ensure the safety of their investments

Mr Kunle Oyekola’s dream of having his own property at Okeira in the Badagry area of Lagos was almost hampered because he fell into the hands of the ubiquitous land owners popularly called Omoniles. He had paid for the land to a particular family only for another to surface

The Ondo State Government has flagged off the construction of ultra modern motor parks in Akure and other locations in the state. Project which is expected to gulp N130 billion, according to Governor Olusegun Mimiko is the first in the entire South Western part of the country. Dr Mimiko said the project was part of the efforts of his administration at changing the face of the Ondo State from being a provincial state to a modern investor’s haven