mp2013: presentation by the ministry of lands, housing and urban development

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF LANDS, HOUSING

AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT

By

Ms. A. I. PEPPLE, CFRMinister of Lands, Housing and Urban Development

20th June, 2013

PRESENTATION AT THE 2013

MINISTERIAL PLATFORM

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OUTLINE

• Background Information

• Mandate

• Vision and Mission

• Constituting Agencies, Departments and

Units

• Key Achievements

• Moving the Sector Forward

• Conclusion

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BACKGROUND INFORMATION

Housing is universally accepted as the second most

important human need, after food, hence, the Nigerian

State is enjoined by Section 16(1)(d) of the 1999

Constitution under the Fundamental Objectives and

Directive Principles of State Policy “to provide

suitable and adequate shelter for all Citizens’’.

Under the Transformation Agenda and Vision 20: 2020,

the provision of accessible and affordable housing is

one of the strategic national imperatives for

guaranteeing the well-being and productivity of the

citizenry.

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BACKGROUND INFORMATION ...Cont’d

• The Federal Ministry of Lands, Housing and Urban Development,established as a free-standing Ministry in April 2010, is theumbrella policy arm of the Federal Government charged with theresponsibility of ensuring adequate and sustainable housingdelivery and maintenance of a conducive living environment thatmeets the needs and aspirations of the Nigerian citizens.

• Prior to this, between 1975 and 2010, most of the functions of theMinistry were performed under various other Ministries, such asHousing, Works and Environment.

• Due to this history of institutional instability and many changes ofdirection over the years, arising from mergers and demergers,the Housing and Urban Development Sector had been organisedunder different administrative/institutional arrangements.

• The frequent changes in the status, tenure, nomenclature andmandate of the Ministry over the years, have adversely affectedthe Ministry in discharging its functions efficiently andeffectively.

• It is, however, encouraging that today, sufficient attention isbeing accorded by the present Administration, to its corefunctions of Land Administration, Housing Delivery and UrbanDevelopment. 4

MANDATE

Some of the key functions of the Ministry which have beenconsolidated over time include the following:

• formulating policies and setting standards;

• coordinating activities and providing oversight;

• monitoring the implementation of policies and enforcingcompliance with codes, regulations and standards;

• providing, upgrading and maintaining infrastructure for thehousing stock, including public buildings of Federal Ministries;

• promoting sustainable development of liveable, functional andproductive towns and cities;

• supporting State Governments in the realization of the nationalstrategic goals in the housing and urban development sector;and

• forging partnerships with key stakeholders, including theorganized private sector and development partners, toadvance the national agenda on effective land administrationand management, affordable housing delivery and sustainableurban development.

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VISION AND MISSION

• Vision Statement

“To establish a sustainable housing deliverysystem that will ensure easy access to homeownership and rental schemes by the Nigerianpopulace in an environment where basicphysical and social amenities are available’’.

• Mission Statement

“To facilitate the provision of adequate andaffordable housing for all Nigerians, in both theurban and rural areas, in secure, healthy anddecent environment’’.

CONSTITUTING AGENCIES,

DEPARTMENTS/UNITS

The Ministry is currently structured into eight (8) Departments

and ten (10) Units. There are also two (2) Parastatals under

the supervision of the Ministry.

Departments

Architectural Services

Building & Quantity Surveying

Engineering Services

Lands & Housing

Urban & Regional Development

Finance & Accounts

Human Resources Management

Planning, Research & Statistics7

CONSTITUTING AGENCIES AND

DEPARTMENTS/UNITS cont’d

Units

Legal

Internal Audit

Servicom

Procurement

Press & Public Relations

Anti-Corruption

Stock Verification

Cadastral Survey

Public Private Partnership (PPP)

Millennium Development Goals (MDG)

Parastatals

Federal Housing Authority (FHA)

Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN) 8

KEY ACHIEVEMENTS (29th May, 2011 – May 2013)

DEVELOPMENT OF ENABLING SECTOR POLICIES • On assumption of duty on 18th July, 2011 it became evident

that the Ministry had been operating without Governmentapproved policies to guide its course of action.

• Hence, necessary actions were taken to ensure thedevelopment of the National Housing Policy and the NationalUrban Development Policy through an inclusive andparticipatory process involving all key stakeholders in the builtenvironment.

• The two (2) policy documents were approved by the FederalExecutive Council (FEC) on Wednesday, 20th June, 2012. Theyhad earlier been favourably considered by the EconomicManagement and Implementation Team (EMIT) on 19th

December, 2011 and the National Economic Council (NEC) on10th May, 2012.

• The public presentation of the policy documents was madeon Thursday, 15th November, 2012 in Port-Harcourt, RiversState.

GOAL OF THE NATIONAL HOUSING POLICY (NHP)

The goal of the NHP is to:

‘ensure that all Nigerians own or have access to decent, safeand sanitary housing in healthy environment withinfrastructural services at affordable cost, with securetenure’.

This positions the housing sector as one of the prime drivers ofsocio-economic development, including job creation andemployment, as well as accelerated national transformation.

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GOAL OF THE NATIONAL URBAN DEVELOPMENT POLICY (NUDP)

The goal of the NUDP is to:

‘promote a dynamic system of urban settlements,

which fosters sustainable economic growth, promotes efficient urban and regional planning and

development, as well as ensures improved standard

of living and well-being of Nigerians’.

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REVIEW OF THE NATIONAL BUILDING CODE

• The National Building Code, which was published in 2006, is being

reviewed and updated by the Ministry, in collaboration with the National

Building Code Advisory Committee.

• On approval by the Federal Executive Council, the Ministry will

champion the process of ensuring compliance with its provisions

through proper enforcement by the three tiers of Government,

Professional and Regulatory Bodies, and other relevant stakeholders.

• The House of Representatives has commenced the process of

enacting a law to enforce the provisions of the National Building Code

in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.

• In consonance with Sections 1, 2 and 3 of the Code, all the States of

the Federation are expected to domesticate the proposed Act of the

National Assembly in their respective States to ensure effective

implementation of the Code nationwide.

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• No. of Certificates of Occupancy (C of Os) granted = 2,667• No. of consent granted for the transfer of land titles = 1,651• No. of serviced plots created through the Ministry = 3,787

• The Ministry is working in partnership with the PresidentialTechnical Committee on Land Reform, and other stakeholders, toaddress the plethora of issues in land administration andmanagement. The aim is to ensure that land owners have securedtitles and bankable assets.

• Discussions are on-going with State Governors to reduce the cost ofland title applications and turnaround time to approve landapplications in order to bring down the prices of houses for thecitizenry.

• In addition, efforts are being intensified to update and upgrade theland data-base management/processing system in the country.

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LAND ADMINISTRATION

Since the inauguration of President Jonathan’sAdministration on 29th May, 2011, a total of 16,447 housingunits were added to the national stock through variousinterventions by the Ministry and its two Parastatals, namelythe Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN) and theFederal Housing Authority (FHA). These include:• 238 housing units under the Prototype Housing Scheme;• 2,009 housing units under Public-Private

Partnership/Contractor Finance;• 1,756 housing units through the Federal Housing Authority

(FHA);• 4,934 housing units through mortgages created by the

Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN); and• 7,510 housing units through estate development loans

provided by the FMBN.

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HOUSING DELIVERY

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Summary of Progress on Housing Delivery

S/N Establishment Completed

Housing Units

On-Going

Housing

Units

Total

Number of

Housing

Units

Expected

Number of

Beneficiaries

1 Ministry (Prototype Housing Schemes at Asaba,

Kuje and Lagos)238 24 262 1,572

2 Federal Housing Authority (FHA)

{Note that FHA has also, signed-up partnership

Agreements with some States for the provision

of 6,000 housing units in eight States namely:

Kaduna, Gombe, Benue, Anambra, Cross-River,

Osun, Bayelsa and Lagos}.

1,756384 2,140 12,840

3 Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN)

a. Estate Developers Loan (EDL)

b. Primary Mortgage Institutions (NHF

Mortgages)

7,510

4,934

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-

7,510

4,934

45,060

29,604

4 Public Private Partnership (PPP) – Contractor

Finance Initiative2,009 1,275 3,284 19,704

TOTAL 16,447 1,683 18,130 108,780

Details of the Contractor-Finance Initiative Programme

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Achievements Cont’d

S/No STATE NO OF

DEVELOPERS

SIZE OF LAND

(HECTARES)

No OF HOUSES

REALIZABLE

TYPE OF BUILDING

TECHNOLOGY

LEVEL OF

IMPLEMENTA-

TION

1. ADAMAWA 2 13 260 TRADITIONAL Site Handed

Over

2. CROSS RIVER 18 250 5,000 ADVANCED BAMBOO

PRODUCT/NIBRRI

BRICKS/TRADITIONAL

Site Handed

Over

3. DELTA 11 25 500 PLASSWALL/TRADITIONAL Developer

Mobilized to Site

4. EDO 5 184 3,680 PLASSWALL/INSULATED

CONCRETE

FORMS/TRADITIONAL

Compensation

yet to be Paid

5. ENUGU 4 30 600 NIBRRI BRICKS/TRADITIONAL Developer

Mobilized to Site

6. KATSINA 2 8 160 TRADITIONAL 102 Units at

Lintel Level

7. KOGI 4 21.15 423 AMERICAN BUILDING

SYSTEM/TRADITIONAL

Works at

Foundation Level

8. LAGOS 2 5.04 136 TRADITIONAL Sand-Filling in

Progress

9. NASSARAWA 28 109 2,180 HYDRAFORM/NIBRRI

BRICKS/WESTERN FORM

TECH/TRADITIONAL

Site Issue yet to

be Resolved

10. OGUN 15 224 4,500 AMERICAN BUILDING

SYSTEM/INSULATED CONCRETE

FORM/TRADITIONAL

Site Handed

Over

11. TARABA

TOTAL

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92

20

889.19

HECTARES

672

17,939

TRADITIONAL 50 Units at Lintel

Level

PPP- 4 COMPLETED TOWN HOUSES AT IJORA, LAGOS BY M/S SOUTHERNPOLE ASSOCIATE SERVICES LTD

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PPP- 28 ON-GOING TOWN HOUSES AT IJORA BY M/S SOUTHERNPOLE ASSOCIATE SERVICES LTD

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PPP- 10 COMPLETED LUXURY TOWN HOUSES AT RUXTON ROAD, IKOYI, LAGOS BY M/S FUNTAI LTD

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PPP- 10 COMPLETED LUXURY TOWN HOUSES AT RUXTON ROAD, IKOYI, LAGOS BY M/S FUNTAI LTD

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PROTOTYPE HOUSING SCHEMES

3 – BEDROOM SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOWS AT THE PUBLIC SERVANTS HOUSING ESTATE, KUJE, ABUJA. (200 UNITS COMPLETED AND 6 UNITS ON-GOING)

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3 – BEDROOM SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOWS AT THE PUBLIC SERVANTS HOUSING ESTATE, KUJE, ABUJA. (200 UNITS COMPLETED AND 6 UNITS ON-GOING)

3 – BEDROOM SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOWS AT THE PUBLIC SERVANTS HOUSING ESTATE, KUJE, ABUJA.. (200 UNITS COMPLETED AND 6 UNITS ON-GOING)

3 – BEDROOM SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOW S AT THE PROTOTYPE HOUSING SCHEME ESTATE, ASABA, DELTA STATE. (28 UNITS COMPLETED)


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ON-GOING FHA / ENL LTD PARTNERSHIP PROJECTS PHASE 1 AT APO, FCT (458 UNITS OUT OF 1,300 UNITS EXPECTED)

5 Bedroom Detached Duplex (FHA/ENL Partnership)

5 Bedroom Semi Detached Triplex

(FHA/ENL Partnership)

4 Bedroom Semi Detached Duplex

(FHA/ENL Partnership)

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4 Bedroom Semi Detached Duplex (FHA/ENL Partnership)

285 Bedroom Semi Detached Triplex (FHA/ENL Partnership)


294 Bedroom Terraced Duplex (FHA/ENL Partnership)


46 Units of 4 Bedroom Semi Detached

Duplex (Direct Construction)30

FHA HOUSING PROJECTS

27 Units of 3 Bedroom Terraced

Duplex (Direct Construction)

25 Units of 4 Bedroom Detached

Duplex (Direct Construction)

5 Units of 5 Bedroom Detached

Triplex (Direct Construction)

31ON-GOING ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE WITHIN FHA PROJECT SITE


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20 Units of 4 Bedroom

Detached Duplex, 48

Units of 3 Bedroom Row

Duplex & 12 Units of 2

Bedroom Block of Flat

on-going FHA Housing

Estate at Yenagoa,

Bayelsa State (80 Units)

ON-GOING FEDERAL HOUSING AUTHORITY PROJECT AT ABESAN 13, LAGOS (13 BLOCKS CONSISTING OF 6 NOS. OF 3 BEDROOM FLATS EACH) [TOTAL

OF 78 UNITS] .


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36 UNITS OF 2 BEDROOM SEMI-DETACHED & 50 UNITS OF 3 BEDROOM DETACHED BUNGALOW ON-GOING FEDERAL HOUSING AUTHORITY PROJECT AT ODUKPANI,

CROSS RIVER STATE (TOTAL OF 86 UNITS)

FHA HOUSING PROJECT cont’d.

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FHA HOUSING PROJECTS cont’d.

36 COMPLETED HOUSING UNITS OF 2 BEDROOM LUXURY BLOCK OF FLATS AT FHA GWARINPA ESTATE (TEAM 7), FCT-ABUJA. 35


2 & 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW ON-GOING FEDERAL HOUSING AUTHORITY

PROJECT AT GONIN GORA, KADUNA STATE (87 UNITS)

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3730 UNITS OF 2 BEDROOM SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOW AND 50 UNITS OF 3 BEDROOM DETACHED BUNGALOW WITH TOTAL OF 80 UNITS ON-GOING FHA PROJECT AT GOMBE

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225 Units of 2 & 3 Bedroom Detached and Semi-Detached Bungalows, 4 Bedroom Row & semi-

detached duplex and 5 bedroom luxury duplex at Grace Estate Irette, Owerri

FHA/TANGENT PARTNERSHIP HOUSING PROJECTS cont’d.

FHA/TANGENT PARTNERSHIP HOUSING PROJECTS cont’d.

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3 Bedroom Semi-Detached Bungalow 3 Bedroom Detached Bungalow

4 Bedroom Semi-Detached Duplex 5 Bedroom Luxury Duplex

Achievements Cont’dFHA New Town Development Scheme in Abuja • In its determination to further drive the development of

the Federal Capital Territory, the Federal Housing Authority(FHA) applied to the Federal Capital TerritoryAdministration (FCTA) for the allocation of 2,000 hectaresof land at Kuchiko and Ija Districts for the provision of25,000 housing units under the Abuja New TownDevelopment Scheme. It is gratifying to note that at theMortgage Finance Roundtable held on Thursday, 3rd May2012, the Honourable Minister of FCT announced theapproval of the allocation of 1,000 hectares of land to FHAfor the Housing Scheme.

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FMBN SPONSORED ESTATES

Kofare,Yola,Adamawa State

400 Housing units of 2 and 3

Bedroom Bungalows (Completed) 41

FMBN SPONSORED ESTATES cont’d.

Ebonyi State Housing Dev. Corporation

Ministry of Works & Housing, Area Office, Hospital

Road, Abakaliki, Ebonyi State

340 units EDL of 2 and 3

Bedroom Bungalows

(ON-GOING)42


Kulende – Sobi Road, Ilorin, Kwara state. 250 Housing units of 2 and 3 Bedroom

Bungalows (COMPLETED) 43

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Trademore Mega City Estate, Lugbe, Abuja.

2,500 housing units of 2 and 3 Bedroom (COMPLETED) and 1000 units (ON-GOING)

Phase 2Phase 3

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Suntrust Real Estate (Aviation Village District), Lugbe, 270 Mixed Housing

Development (on-going ) Abuja-FCT

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Jedo Housing Estate Lugbe, Abuja--- 250 Mixed Housing Development

(On-going)

www.fmbnigeria.org 47


Kulende – Sobi Road, Ilorin, Kwara State

500 Housing units of 2 and 3 Bedroom Bungalows (On-Going)48


www.fmbnigeria.org

Lafiyawo, Tunfure Area,

Akko, Gombe

350 Housing units of 2 and 3

Bedroom Bungalows

(On–going)49


www.fmbnigeria.org

Grace Housing Estate,

Makurdi, Benue State.

100 Housing units of 2 and 3 Bedroom

Bungalows (Completed) and 100 Units

(On-Going)

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Achievements Cont’d

Site and Services

• The Ministry is currently establishing 150 fullyserviced residential plots per site in 12 States ofthe 6 Geopolitical Zones of the Federation and theFCT. Some of the pilot site areas are Kuje in FCT;Igbogbo & Osborne II in Lagos State; Gubio Road,Yola in Adamawa State; Bichi in Kano State; Bidain Niger State; Republic Layout in Enugu State;and Runmudamaya, Port-Harcourt in Rivers State.

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COMPLETED ASPHALTIC PAVEMENT WITH REINFORCED CONCRETE DRAINS AT IGBOGBO,

LAGOS.

OPENINIG UP OF NEW ROAD AND BLINDING OF THE ROAD IN

PREPARATION FOR FINAL SURFACING AT BUNI YADI, YOBE STATE

BEFORE

AFTER

SITE AND SERVICES SCHEME

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COMPLETED ASPHALTIC PAVEMENT WITH REINFORCED CONCRETE DRAINS AT IGBOGBO, LAGOS.


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PROVISION OF ROAD AND DRAINS UNDER SITE AND

SERIVCES SCHEME IN KUJE-ABUJA

PROVISION OF WATER UNDER SITE AND SERIVCES SCHEME IN

GWAGWALADA- ABUJA

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COMPLETED ROADS AND DRAINS AT (FGN II)

GWAGWALADA- ABUJA


ALTERNATIVE BUILDING TECHNOLOGIES• A significant development in the current effort at

housing delivery, is the adoption of alternativebuilding technologies in some of the project sites.Worthy of note, are the light gauge steelconstruction technology, plasswall and plassmolitetechnology, hydraform technology, and burnt bricks.

• The delivery of the housing units at Kuje, using thelight gauge steel technology, has been facilitated bythe establishment of a factory for the production ofsteel profiles. The factory has the capacity toproduce the components for two housing units in aday. During housing construction, fifteen (15) peoplework on a twin block of three bedroom and build itin ten (10) days after foundation.

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KUJE PILOT HOUSING SCHEME USING LIGHT GAUGE STEEL CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY (20 out of the 80 Units Completed).

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KUJE PILOT HOUSING SCHEME USING LIGHT GAUGE STEEL PROFILES CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY

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FACTORY AT KUJE PRODUCING LIGHT GAUGE STEEL PROFILES

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KUJE PILOT HOUSING SCHEME USING PLASSWALL & PLASSMOLITE TECHNOLOGY (4 out of the 60 Units Completed).

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KUJE PILOT HOUSING SCHEME USING HYDRAFORM TECHNOLOGY (114 UNITS of 2-3 BEDROOM)

1 EXAMPLE UNIT BY NIGERIAN BUILDING & ROAD RESEARCH INSTITUTE (NIBRRI) ZONE 5 ABUJA.

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Brick City ABUJA (On-Going) 300 Units in Phase I and 700 Units in Phase II of

Various house types.

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BRICK CITY ABUJA (ON-GOING) 300 UNITS IN PHASE I AND 700 UNITS IN PHASE II

• The Ministry has been supporting the “Bill on Social

Housing for Nigeria” which is awaiting passage by

the National Assembly.

• The Ministry is also, partnering with Cyrus Projects

Nigeria Limited, a consortium of Nigerians in the

Diaspora, to build unity villages in the country, totalling

10,000 units in each of the six geo-political zones.

Under the Agreement, the Ministry is currently funding

the provision of infrastructure for the social housing

component of the project in a pilot phase in Lafia,

Nasarawa State.

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SOCIAL/AFFORDABLE HOUSING SCHEME

• The Ministry, in collaboration with the ASO Savings & Loans

Plc and the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria, is developing

144 mixed housing units of 1-3 bedroom apartments at Lugbe,

Abuja. The foundation laying ceremony took place on

Tuesday, 24th April, 2012. The project is, however, currently

encumbered pending the resolution of some outstanding

issues with the FCTA/FCDA.

• In addition, estate developers are enjoined to embrace the

concept of mixed development in housing delivery and ensure

that at least 20% of the total number of housing units built in a

project site are allocated to low-cost housing ranging between

N1.5 million – N5.0 million for 1-3 bedroom houses.

• Moreover, the Ministry is collaborating with domestic

producers for the supply of building materials to estate

developers at factory prices.

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SOCIAL/AFFORDABLE HOUSING SCHEME Cont’d

66FOUNDATION LAYING CEREMONY OF 144 MIXED HOUSING UNITS BY THE HON. MINISTER OF LANDS,

HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, MS. AMAL I. PEPPLE CFR

SOCIAL/AFFORDABLE HOUSING SCHEME, LUGBE

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SOCIAL/AFFORDABLE HOUSING SCHEME, LUGBE

ARCHITECTURAL 3D DESIGN OF THE 144 MIXED HOUSING UNITS OF

1-3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS AT LUGBE, ABUJA.

PROPOSED RIVERS STATE HEALTH VILLAGE, PORT-HARCOURT

• The Ministry is giving technical support for the

development of 2,000 housing units in Rivers State.

• Architectural drawings for various house types and the

hypothetical layout plan have been prepared for

submission to the Port-Harcourt Region Development

Authority for allocation of 100 hectares of land.

• The “NEEDS SURVEY ASSESSMENT FORMS” have

been filled by over 10,000 prospective subscribers. This

is to ascertain the specific needs/requirements of the

target beneficiaries.

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2000 Housing Units (0n-going )

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LAYOUT SURVEY OF SITES &

SERVICES SCHEME,

FMLH&UD DUTSE, JIGAWA

STATE.

AS-BUILT SURVEY PLAN OF

FEDERAL LOW COST

HOUSING ESTATE, MGBIDI,

IMO STATE.

PUBLIC BUILDINGS & MONUMENTS

• Apart from efforts towards rehabilitating and maintaining the 23existing Federal Secretariats in the country, the FederalGovernment, through the Federal Ministry of Lands, Housing andUrban Development, is currently undertaking the construction of6 new Secretariats at a total cost of N15.284 billion.

• The new Secretariats are located in each geopolitical zone, namelyAwka, Anambra State (South East); Yenagoa, Bayelsa State(South-South); Oshogbo in Osun State (South West); Gombe inGombe State (North East); Nasarawa in Nasarawa State (NorthCentral) and Gusau in Zamfara State (North West). Work isprogressing satisfactorily in each of the project sites.

PUBLIC BUILDINGS & MONUMENTS Cont’d • In addition, the Ministry provides comprehensive Architectural and Engineering

Consultancy Services (including design, construction supervision, rehabilitation,restoration and general maintenance) to other MDAs including:

– Federal Ministry of Health

– Ministry of Interior

– Federal Ministry of Women Affairs

– Ministry of Foreign Affairs

– Federal Ministry of Youth Development

– Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment

– Federal Ministry of Labour and Productivity

– Federal Ministry of Education

– Ministry of Defence

– Federal Ministry of Culture and Tourism

– The Presidency/State House

– Police Service Commission

– Public Complaints Commission

PUBLIC BUILDINGS & MONUMENTS Cont’d

• Also, work on the Mausoleum and LibraryComplex at Onitsha, in honour of late Rt. Hon. Dr.Nnamdi Azikiwe, is progressing satisfactorily. Theproject is being executed at a cost of N1.497billion.

• These are in recognition of the importance ofpublic buildings and monuments as symbols ofnational pride and invaluable national assets.

MODEL OF NEW FEDERAL SECRETARIATS

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NEW FEDERAL SECRETARIATS AT AWKA, YENAGOA, GOMBE, LAFIA, OSOGBO AND GUSAU (MODEL)

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NEW FEDERAL SECRETARIAT, YENAGOA

FOUNDATION LAYING CEREMONY BY HIS EXCELLENCY, PRESIDENT & COMMANDER – IN-

CHIEF, DR. GOODLUCK EBELE JONATHAN, GCON, GCFR

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NEW FEDERAL SECRETARIAT, YENAGOA (UNDER CONSTRUCTION)

NEW FEDERAL SECRETARIAT, GOMBE

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FOUNDATION LAYING CEREMONY BY HIS EXCELLENCY,

VICE-PRESIDENT, ARC. NAMADI SAMBO, GCON

NEW FEDERAL SECRETARIAT, GOMBE (UNDER CONSTRUCTION)

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NEW FEDERAL SECRETARIAT, AWKA

FOUNDATION LAYING CEREMONY BY THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF THE FEDERATION, SEN. ANYIM PIUS ANYIM GCON

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NEW FEDERAL SECRETARIAT, AWKA (UNDER CONSTRUCTION)

NEW FEDERAL SECRETARIAT, LAFIA

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FOUNDATION LAYING CEREMONY BY THE HON. MINISTER OF LANDS, HOUSING AND URBAN

DEVELOPMENT, MS AMAL I. PEPPLE , CFR

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NEW FEDERAL SECRETARIAT, LAFIA(UNDER CONSTRUCTION)

NEW FEDERAL SECRETARIAT, OSOGBO(FOUNDATION LAYING CEREMONY)

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NEW FEDERAL SECRETARIAT, OSOGBO(UNDER CONSTRUCTION)

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NEW FEDERAL SECRETARIAT, GUSAU(UNDER CONSTRUCTION)

PROFESSIONAL, ARTISANAL AND VOCATIONAL TRAINING/DEVELOPMENT

• 140 Artisans were trained in the Vocational Training Centres of the Ministrywhile 56,294 represented the number of professionals in the Housing Sectorwho graduated from tertiary institutions in 2011 and 2012.

• A School of Architectural and Building Technicians is being established in Kuje,and will be fully equipped as funds become available.

• Efforts are being made to establish 6 more skills acquisition/vocational centresin the country, with the support of the SURE-P, and to review the curricula forartisanal and vocational training in Nigeria, in conjunction with relevantinstitutions.

• Plans are underway to upgrade the existing vocational and trade centres of theMinistry as nodal centres of excellence.

• Discussions have also been held with the National Home Builders Associationin the United States of America and other interested partners with a view tojointly conduct training programmes to improve the skills and competenciesof professionals, artisans and craftsmen in the housing and urbandevelopment sector.

• Cutting edge practices and models in professional and vocational training anddevelopment in the United States of America, the United Kingdom, Malaysia,Turkey and Germany are also being considered for adaptation in the country.

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BUILDING CRAFTS TRAINING SCHOOL HARVEY ROAD, LAGOS

Wood Machinists at the Carpentry Workshop.

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Fashion Designers at WorkFashion Designers at Work

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Block Moulding Section

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Painting and Decorating Workshop

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VOCATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE AT ONIKAN, LAGOS

Welding Workshop

Training Hall

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VOCATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE AT ONIKAN, LAGOS

Carpentry Workshop

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PROPOSED SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURAL AND BUILDING TECHNICIANS, KUJE - ABUJA

HOUSING/MORTGAGE FINANCE

• In consonance with the key recommendations of theStakeholders’ Workshop on Housing/Mortgage Finance heldon 3rd May, 2012 a Mortgage Refinancing Company (MRC) isbeing established (with a US$300 million IDA Credit from theWorld Bank) to create more mortgages in support of homeownership in Nigeria. The Company is expected to take-offbefore the end of this year.

• In year 2012, the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN)moved from the dispensation of recording losses annually, tomaking profits. This is very heart-warming.

• In addition, more contributors are joining the NationalHousing Fund (NHF) under a new e-collection system for anefficient, more transparent and accountable system of fundcollection and remittance.

HOUSING/MORTGAGE FINANCE ........Cont’d

• A new product targeting the provision of housing finance toNigerians in the Diaspora, has been developed by the FederalMortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN). An estimated 17 millionNigerians reside outside the country, and targeting 1 millionNigerians within the first year of the “Nigerians in DiasporaMortgage Scheme” will provide the sum of US$100 million toFMBN as monthly contributions (ie. US$100 per person permonth).

• Another product on the FMBN shelf that will provideopportunities for Nigerians to own houses, is the Rent-To-Own Product. Under the Scheme, people will pay rent on thehouses as part of the cost of the houses, on rent-to-own basis.

HOUSING/MORTGAGE FINANCE ……… cont’d

• Moreover, mortgage access for informal sector workers wascreated and launched on 5th December, 2011 under theInformal Sector Cooperative Housing Scheme, aimed ataddressing the housing finance needs of low-income andinformal sector groups such as artisans, bricklayers,mechanics, farmers and market women. It is gratifying to notethat the response to the Scheme has been overwhelminglypositive. The first 300 housing units financed under thisScheme by First World Communities Co. Ltd (a cooperativehousing development company) is to be launched in Lagossoon.

• Efforts are also, being made to harness other sources of fundsin support of a sustainable mortgage finance system andhousing development involving the possible use of unclaimeddividends, pension funds, dormant accounts, among others.

JOB CREATION

• The housing and urban development sector is recognised worldwideas being immensely valuable in terms of job creation because theconstruction of housing units requires the services of a pool ofprofessionals such as architects, engineers, quantity surveyors, andartisans such as draughtsmen, bricklayers, electricians, iron benders,painters, tillers and various vendors.

• In addition, the sustainable funding of housing delivery promotesinvestments in the production of building materials and boosts linkedbusinesses, all of which help to increase employment generation inthe economy.

• During the period under review, the Sector contributed its own quotato job creation through the employment of 1,568,286 persons in theMinistry’s housing projects, those of its Parastatals, and in theinformal sector through the sale of building materials across thenation.

• The number is even larger if those employed in all the housingprojects in the country are added into this pool.

EMPLOYMENT GENERATION THROUGH THE HOUSING SECTOR

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ESTABLISHMENT OF

A FACTORY TO

PRODUCE LIGHT

STEEL PROFILES

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ESTABLISHMENT OF

A FACTORY TO

PRODUCE LIGHT

STEEL PROFILES

102WORKERS ON SITE, SOCIAL/AFFORDABLE HOUSING SCHEME, LUGBE


URBAN DEVELOPMENT

• The urban and regional development agenda is beingpursued through such programmes as slum upgrading,articulation of a National Physical Development Plan,and the development of Urban and Housing Indicators.

• The development of a comprehensive Road Map onHousing and Urban Development and an InfrastructuralMaster Plan for Nigeria with a strong component ofhousing, and urban & regional development, willsignificantly boost current efforts to make our citiessafer, more productive, inclusive, gender sensitive andenvironmentally friendly.

MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS (MDG) AND CONSTITUENCY PROJECTS

• Under the Millennium Development Goals (MDG)Programme of the Ministry, a total of 303projects were completed in various parts of thecountry in 2011 and 2012, while 63 are on-going.

• Under the Constituency Projects, a total of 322projects were completed in various parts of thecountry with 96 on-going.

• The projects cover the following areas: Intra-city/Access Roads & Drainages, Community-BasedWater Projects, Electrification of Rural Areas &Solar Powered Street Light, and Public Buildings &Utilities.

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INFRASTRUCTURE COST (N) COMPLETED ON-

GOING

TOTAL

Road 4,507,822,095.71 58 20 78

Water 1,485,553,234.25 97 13 110

Electricity 2,793,499,903.08 85 2 87

Public Buildings

and Utilities

1,563,839,630.54 63 28 91

Total 10,350,714,863.58 303 63 366

MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS (MDG)

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Construction of Skill Acquisition Centre with equipment in

Iyara L.G.A of KogiState.

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Provision of Conventional Street Light at Wudil Town, Wudil L.G.A Kano

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INFRASTRUCTURES COST (N) COMPLETED ON-

GOING

TOTAL

Road 1,954,143,290.75 17 9 26

Water 1,206,248,750.80 65 20 85

Electricity 2,398,682,453.72 111 14 125

Public Buildings

and Utilities

3,681,087,815.00 129 53 182

Total 9,240,162,310.27 322 96 418

CONSTITUENCY PROJECTS

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I.C.T Center with Equipment at Tundun Wada Ward Zaria, Kaduna State

Skill Acquisition Center at Sabon-Gari

District, Ibadan, Oyo State

Cottage Hospital at Agbegi, Kogi State


Classroom Block with V.I.P Toilet at J.S.S Diginsa, Jigawa State 110

Classroom Block at Holy Saviour School, Ile-Oluji/Oke Igbo, Ondo State


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Motorized Borehole at Dikwa, Borno-State

Motorized Borehole at Numan, Adamawa State


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Provision of 500KVA Transformer at Epe-Opin Ekiti L.G.A, Kwara State

Completion of Ongoing Road at Ehor/Ugo Uhumuwode L.G.A ,Edo State

Before After


MINISTRY’S INTERNALLY GENERATED REVENUE PROFILE

• During the period under review (May 2011-May 2013), the Ministry generated a totalrevenue of N3,099,032,199.48 as follows:

2011(May-Dec.) - 1,272,044,671.41

2012(Jan-Dec.) - 1,301,508,726.85

2013(Jan-May) - 525,478,801.22

• The revenue sources include tender fee,ground rent, premium on land, titleregistration fee, consent fee, C of O processingfee and survey fee.

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

• World Bank

• DFID

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A total sum of US$300 million IDA credit isto be provided for the establishment of aMortgage Refinancing Company (MRC) tocreate more mortgages in the housingsector.

• The sum of US$700,000 has been proposedfor technical assistance to develop theSector capacity.

• Assistance in the Institutional and FunctionalReview of the Ministry aimed at achievinglasting Institutional efficiency andeffectiveness in delivering on the Ministry’smandate through sustainable and timelypublic service to Nigerians.

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION … cont’d

• Cities Alliance

• Shelter

Afrique

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• Approved the opening of its first Regional Officein Abuja, Nigeria, which will becomeoperational in 2013.

• Extension of a US$100 million credit facility tosupport housing development in the countrythrough FMBN.

• The FMLHUD is developing a joint workingprogramme with the Cities Alliance (World BankGroup) to undertake an Urbanization Review forNigeria.

• The collaboration will provide a pathway andaccess to grant funding for the regeneration ofNigerian cities and towns, including effectiveUrban Planning, Slum Upgrading, provision ofFinance for housing development and CapacityBuilding for Federal, States and Local Governments.

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION … cont’d

• UN-HABITAT

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•Provision of enhanced technicalcooperation for addressing theincreasing urban and housingdevelopment challenges confrontingNigerian towns and cities.

PRESIDENCY OF THE UN-HABITAT 24TH GOVERNING COUNCIL

• At the 24th Session of the Governing Council (GC-24) of

the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-

HABITAT) held at the UN-Headquarters in Nairobi,

Kenya from 15th – 19th April, 2013, the Hon. Minister of

Lands, Housing and Urban Development, Ms. A. I.

Pepple, CFR, was unanimously elected as the

President of the 24th Governing Council of UN-

HABITAT for the period 2013-2015, in accordance with

the Rules of Procedure of the Council.

• This is historic, being the first time of Nigeria’s election to

the position of President of the 58-Member Governing

Council of UN-HABITAT since its inception in 1978.

• The 24th Session was attended by 1,144 delegates from

107 countries, representing National Governments,

Local Authorities, UN Agencies, Private Sector, Civil

Society Organisations and the Media.

UN-HABITAT GC-24, Nairobi, Kenya

15th

– 19th

April, 2013

MOVING THE SECTOR FORWARD

Institutional Strengthening

• Currently, the Ministry is repositioning itself under a Change

Initiative of an Institutional Strengthening Programme (ISP). The

Programme is being undertaken collaboratively with the UK-

Department for International Development (DFID), under its

Federal Administration Reform Programme (FEPAR). The Office of

the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, the Bureau of

Public Service Reforms and the Federal Civil Service

Commission are key partners providing the necessary support and

guidance.

• The programme involves the implementation of a number of change

initiatives, including a Comprehensive Review of the Vision and

Mission Statements of the Ministry, Organisational Restructuring,

Development of a 4-Year Strategic Plan, Institutionalization of a

Performance-Driven Culture for Organisational Effectiveness and

Improved Service Delivery.

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MOVING THE SECTOR FORWARD… cont’d

• Restructuring of the Federal Housing Authority (FHA) for the

effective and efficient discharge of its mandate.

• Implementing the proposed mortgage liquidity facility through

the successful establishment of the Mortgage Refinancing

Company (MRC).

• Recapitalization of the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria

(FMBN).

• Development of a Housing and Urban Development Road

Map to give effect to the National Housing Policy and the

National Urban Development Policy, in terms of coordination

and coherence as well as impact and sustainability.

• Implementation of the set of recommended Actions at the

Presidential Retreat on Housing and Urban Development

in the following five thematic areas, namely: Land Titling,

Housing Finance, Affordable Housing, Low-Income/Social

Housing, and Urban Development .120

• Use of additional sources of funding for housing development such

as pension funds, unclaimed dividends and dormant accounts as

proposed during the Presidential Retreat held on 12th Nov. 2012.

• Promotion of mixed housing development for all income groups.

• Adoption of various housing delivery models for mass housing

development [namely: New Towns Development; Cooperative

Housing; Public-Public Partnership (Pb-Pb-P); Public-Private

Partnership (PPP); Regeneration (including completion of

abandoned houses); Rental Housing; and Sites and Services

schemes].

• Exploiting alternative technologies in housing development.

• Capacity building to bridge the gap in skilled labour by upgrading

existing trade centres, crafts schools and vocational training centres.

• Establishment of new training centres and reviewing the Curricula in

tertiary institutions offering building related courses.121

MOVING THE SECTOR FORWARD … cont’d

MOVING THE SECTOR FORWARD…cont’d

• Increasing Nigeria’s share capital in Shelter-Afrique, with an

envisaged 17% of the entire shareholding of the Company, so as

to improve access to credit facilities for housing and related

infrastructure development.

• Championing the African Urban Agenda, in collaboration with

UN-HABITAT, in view of the need to deal decisively with the rapid

population growth and deteriorating living conditions of human

settlements in the continent. This is instructive, bearing in mind

that by 2025, more than 60% of Nigerians will live in Cities.

• Spearheading the National Consultative Process for the post-

2015 Development Agenda and the Habitat III Conference.

• Designing and implementing a National Programme on Making

Slums History as part of a global challenge for 2020.

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• Land is a prized asset. Its accessibility will ensure wealthcreation and reduce poverty levels across the country, as wellas promote a more equitable society.

• Housing has been universally accepted as the second mostimportant essential human need. The right to adequatehousing is considered a core human right.

• Housing is the bedrock of the economies of developed nations.In more advanced economies (e.g USA, Great Britain andCanada), it contributes between 30%-70% of the GDP.

• The Nigerian Financial System Strategy (FSS 2020) hasassigned special roles to the housing sector, expecting it todrive the financial system and contribute not less than 20% tothe GDP by the year 2020.

• The housing sector has the potential to generate hugeemployment opportunities, reduce crime rate, increaseproductivity, raise standard of living of the populace andalleviate poverty.

Conclusion – Housing and Urban Development: Effective National Development Tools

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• Our cities are also centres of economic growth and

centres for commerce and wealth creation, and for the

promotion of healthy living environments.

The Federal Ministry of Lands, Housing and UrbanDevelopment is determined to continue playing a leadingrole (through the provision of policy direction, technicaland administrative support for all stakeholders) in thehousing and urban development sector towardsbecoming an effective national development tool.

I strongly believe that with all the set mechanisms alreadyput in place, and all hands on deck, we shall meet the settargets of Mr. President and the expectations of thecitizenry for the transformation of Nigeria’s housing andurban development sector.

Conclusion – Housing and Urban Development: Effective National Development Tools…..cont’d

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APPRECIATION

• We sincerely thank Mr. President for the special

priority attention His Excellency has given to the

revitalization of the housing and urban

development sector, and for convening the

Presidential Stakeholders’ Retreat on Lands,

Housing and Urban Development in Abuja on

Monday, 12th November, 2012. This

commitment, undoubtedly, assures us that Mr.

President is with us always, to inspire and guide

us in the built environment. This is a unique

privilege for which we express our sincere and

deepest appreciation.

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THANK YOU

AND

GOD BLESS

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