The Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development in Nigeria has announced plans to construct 10,000 housing units for medical workers nationwide under the Renewed Hope Medic Cities initiative. This project aims to provide decent and affordable housing for healthcare professionals, addressing their need for suitable accommodation, especially in urban centers where medical facilities are concentrated.
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Mr Dangiwa, during a meeting with the leadership of the Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors , expressed appreciation for the commitment and sacrifices made by medical professionals, especially under challenging conditions. Dangiwa mentioned various ownership options for these units, including National Housing Funds mortgage loans of up to 30 years, rent-to-own options, installment payments, and outright purchase plans.
He noted that construction would begin between January and February, boosting healthcare workers’ welfare and morale while improving productivity in the sector.
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