FG starts 250-unit housing project for civil servants in Abuja
The Federal Government has launched the construction of 250 two-bedroom bungalows for federal civil servants in Gwagwalada, Abuja. Muttaqha Darma, Minister of Housing and Urban Development, said the initiative is part of a wider housing intervention across Nigeria’s 36 states. The project aims to provide affordable homes and improve efficiency within the civil service. Didi Walson-Jack, Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, described the development as a major step toward better welfare for civil servants.
What we know
- The Federal Government began building 250 two-bedroom bungalows for civil servants in Gwagwalada, Abuja.
- Muttaqha Darma emphasized the project’s role in providing affordable housing and boosting public service efficiency.
- The housing initiative is part of the broader Renewed Hope Housing Programme, targeting various income groups.
- Didi Walson-Jack highlighted the project as a significant milestone for civil servant welfare.
- The Renewed Hope Estates are designed for middle-income earners, including civil servants, teachers, healthcare workers, traders, and artisans.
