Housing summit to tackle deficit, promote partnership
Housing industry stakeholders, including private sector developers, investors, financial institutions and multilateral housing organisations, are set to convene for the Renewed Hope Housing PPP Summit aimed at unlocking the potential of public-private partnerships (PPPs) to accelerate housing delivery and urban development in Nigeria. In a statement he signed, Dr Olayemi Rotimi-Shodimu, the Convener Renewed Hope […]
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Housing industry stakeholders, including private sector developers, investors, financial institutions and multilateral housing organisations, are set to convene for the Renewed Hope Housing PPP Summit aimed at unlocking the potential of public-private partnerships (PPPs) to accelerate housing delivery and urban development in Nigeria.
In a statement he signed, Dr Olayemi Rotimi-Shodimu, the Convener Renewed Hope Housing PPP Summit, said the event will provide a national platform for dialogue, bringing together government representatives, private sector players and international development partners to explore innovative financing models, regulatory reforms and investment opportunities that will drive large-scale housing development.
“The event will have Vice President Senator Kashim Shettima as the special guest of honour, while Arc. Ahmed Musa Dangiwa, Honourable Minister of Housing and Urban Development, will deliver the keynote address.
“A key outcome of the summit will be a clear policy direction for housing PPPs, ensuring a well-defined roadmap that aligns with the Renewed Hope Agenda and provides a structured framework for public-private collaboration.
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“The event is also expected to drive stronger private sector participation in housing development, encouraging engagement from both local and international developers, investors and financial institutions, leading to new PPP commitments for large-scale housing projects.
“In addition, the summit will facilitate the signing of MOUs and investment agreements between government agencies, private developers, financiers and multilateral institutions, paving the way for significant housing investments,” the statement explained