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The Guardian Nigeria News·3 min read·medium

FG calls African governments to make land reform friendly for housing delivery

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Cornelius Essen
FG calls African governments to make land reform friendly for housing delivery
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The Nigerian government is urging African nations to reform land administration systems to improve housing affordability for low-income earners. The initiative aims to modernize land titling and registration to unlock economic value and support informal workers.

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Efficient land administration is critical for addressing rapid urbanization and housing deficits across the African continent.

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The Federal Government of Nigeria has urged the African governments as a matter of priority to make land administration reforms friendly aimed at making land a primary tool for delivering affordable housing to low-income earners and informal workers across Nigeria and in the continent.

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