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The Federal Housing Authority (FHA) has commenced the construction of a 213-unit housing estate along the Wasa Expressway in Abuja, reinforcing its commitment to expanding access to affordable housing and accelerating residential development across the country. The project, known as the FHA Green City Estate, was officially launched during a groundbreaking ceremony attended by government officials, housing sector stakeholders and private sector partners. According to the FHA, the development forms part of ongoing efforts to increase housing supply, support homeownership and address Nigeria's housing deficit.

The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has ordered the removal of illegal structures along the Southern Parkway corridor in Abuja as part of efforts to safeguard a major infrastructure project and preserve the integrity of the city's master plan. The directive was issued during the flag-off of the construction of the Southern Parkway service carriageways, a project designed to improve connectivity and ease traffic movement across key districts of the capital.

Lafarge Africa Plc has officially adopted a new corporate identity, rebranding as HBM Nigeria following its acquisition by Chinese cement manufacturer Huaxin Cement. The transition marks a major milestone in the company's evolution and signals the completion of a significant ownership change within Nigeria's cement and building materials industry. The rebranding reflects Huaxin Cement's integration of the business into its global operations while maintaining its commitment to serving Nigeria's construction, housing and infrastructure sectors. According to the company, the new identity represents continuity in operations alongside a renewed focus on growth, innovation and long-term investment in the Nigerian market.

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Rescue operations have intensified in Port Harcourt following the collapse of a five-storey building under construction along Dr. Peter Odili Road in Rivers State. The incident, which occurred on Wednesday morning near Eterna Filling Station, trapped several construction workers and prompted a coordinated emergency response involving construction firms, government agencies, security personnel, and local residents.

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Nigeria has intensified efforts to revitalise its steel sector, with the Federal Government calling for stronger partnerships with investors, manufacturers, development institutions and industry stakeholders to build a globally competitive steel industry capable of driving industrialisation and economic growth across Africa. The appeal was made by the Minister of Steel Development, Prince Shuaibu Audu, during the fifth African Natural Resources and Energy Investment Summit (AFNIS) held in Abuja.

Trade relations between Nigeria and the Philippines have recorded remarkable growth, with bilateral trade increasing by 700% to approximately $300 million over the past three years. The significant rise highlights deepening economic cooperation between both countries and reflects growing opportunities for trade, investment and commercial partnerships across multiple sectors.