THE Federal Government has concluded plans to inaugurate 1,071 completed houses in eight project sites nationwide.
Residents raise security concern as internal migrants convert Ogun communities’ underbridges into homes
According to the statement, 515 housing units would be inaugurated on Monday in Ondo, Adamawa and Katsina States.. Reacting, the Managing Director FMBN, Mr Hamman Madu, expressed delight with the completion of the first batch of the housing units, while applauding the labour unions for their cooperation and support.
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