On a breezy morning at the height of the dry season six months ago, Rifkatu Andruwus and her children were chatting in front of their house in a displacement camp in the heart of Nigeria’s capital.

LAGOS, May 15 (Reuters) - Nigeria evicted more than 800,000 people from their homes in Abuja as part of a four-year drive to restore order to the capital's chaotic urban planning, housing rights ...

Operators in the housing sector have backed the declaration made by the Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Ola Olukoyede, who said that most luxury homes in Abuja are owned by ...

With Nigeria’s housing deficit widening against the backdrop of rapid population growth, the Federal Government’s Renewed Hope Cities and Estates Programme promises a bold step toward mass ...

Nigeria’s real estate sector continues to attract increasing investor interest as housing demand rises across major cities. Data published by the World Bank, United Nations population estimates, and ...