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Nigeria’s Federal Government has renewed its focus on addressing the country’s housing crisis, with newly appointed Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Muttaqha Darma, pledging to prioritise affordable housing delivery through strategic partnerships and measurable reforms. The commitment was outlined during his official handover in Abuja, signalling a results-driven approach to tackling the nation’s housing deficit.

The Oyo State Government has commenced a reverification exercise for property owners affected by the first phase of the Senator Rashidi Ladoja Circular Road in Ibadan who were omitted from earlier compensation payments. The initiative aims to capture over 900 individuals and ensure equitable compensation under the ongoing infrastructure project.

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Nigeria’s House of Representatives has approved a $516.3 million external loan request by President Bola Tinubu to finance key sections of the Sokoto–Badagry Superhighway. The approval, granted during plenary, marks a significant step in advancing one of the country’s flagship infrastructure projects aimed at improving national connectivity and economic integration.

The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has reiterated that airline passengers in Nigeria are entitled to refreshments, communication support, and, in certain cases, accommodation when flights are delayed or cancelled. The clarification comes amid rising complaints over prolonged delays across domestic airports, reinforcing regulatory expectations for airlines to uphold consumer rights.

State governments across Nigeria are embarking on more infrastructure projects, driven by increased revenue allocations and improved fiscal capacity, according to the Revenue and Fiscal Allocation Commission (RHA). The development signals a renewed push at the subnational level to address infrastructure deficits and stimulate economic growth.