Nigeria faces a dire housing situation. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) estimates a housing deficit at 20 million units, but the World Bank pegs it at 28 million.
Homeownership rate was put at 25 percent as of 2022.
Industry experts say the situation derives from the country’s faulty, unfr
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