We see changes in mortgage financing, but macro-problems remain—MBAN

L-R: Abubakar Ibrahim, energy correspondent, BusinessDay; Zebulon Agomuo, editor, BD Sunday; Lolade Akinmurele, deputy editor, BusinessDAy; Ayo Olowookere, president/chairman of council, Mortgage Banking Association of Nigeria (MBAN); Chuka Uroko, property editor, BusinessDay; Ayodeji Ajadi, executive secretary/chief executive officer, Mortgage Banking Association of Nigeria; and Odinaka Anudu, deputy editor, news, during MBAN courtesy visit to BusinessDay head office, in Lagos, recently. Pic by Temiloluwa Bamgbose.

The leadership of Mortgage Bankers Association of Nigeria (MBAN) says things are happening that are bringing changes in mortgage financing in Nigeria, noting that these changes are impacting positively on the country’s housing sector. They point out, however, that macro-economic problems, notab

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