Every few months, headlines ring out a familiar statistic: Nigeria faces a housing deficit of over 20 million units. It is a staggering figure, often brandished to justify massive construction drives, multi-billion-naira funding pledges, and fresh government initiatives. But this narrative oversimpl
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