CoolAmbience:



Now, all the credit is being given to Fashola alone and none to his boss. Yes, he is very efficient but he has a boss who supports and helps him actualize his vision.

It is Buhari's administration and all credit should extend to him just as all curses.

We have to learn to be fair and balanced.

CoolAmbience:

Why are you on the thread when there isn't anything worth speaking of?
Anyone can do something spectacular. If Fashola can't do something spectacular, you can.

progress69:


I am repeating it again, we have too many intellectually dull youths on NL who just make comments like toddlers, then fellow toddlers like them. A bulk of this people call the president a dullard, where as i the real sense they are the dullards.
Did u considers quite a number of 180million are children and youths less than 30 which by in reality in Nigeria are not yet ripe for this. Did u consider quite a number of people already own houses or are the houses seen around your village owned by aliens? Did u consider that quite a number are already old or retired and do not need this scheme? Government is a continuous process if previous governments have been working and doing things rightly, Nigeria will be better. But u all want magic in 3 years. If the billions of dollars spent on power and housing in the past 16 years was not stolen, we will probably be generating up to 300000 mega watts now. Work is going on slowly and steady...so keep quite if u have nothing to say

Omeokachie:
How long does it take to construct one unit of low cost house?

3yrs after, how many has Fashola constructed across the country?

When he talks about "Nigerians", is he referring to 180m of us, or just a few elites?

If he is referring to 180m of us, and he is yet to account for 1,000 units in 3yrs, does he realise that it will take him at least 60,000yrs to provide houses for 120m Nigerians at this his level of performance (assuming the average size of each household is six).


All I see here Is nothing but the same political talks that Fashola is known for, just like his "any serious government can fix power in 6 months"

fabre4:


the truth is power generation isn't Nigeria's problem it is distributing it.

besides every minister of housing or works comes up with their own housing scam still where are we? Fashola has done nothing special if he cant find a way of capturing the self employed in this housing project without mortgaging...

aribisala0:

Why lol??

Are you alright?

mfm04622:


Mortgage is the right way to buy houses! In sane climates, it is strange when you want to buy a house outright in cash.

Omeokachie:
How long does it take to construct one unit of low cost house?

3yrs after, how many has Fashola constructed across the country?

When he talks about "Nigerians", is he referring to 180m of us, or just a few elites?

If he is referring to 180m of us, and he is yet to account for 1,000 units in 3yrs, does he realise that it will take him at least 60,000yrs to provide houses for 120m Nigerians at this his level of performance (assuming the average size of each household is six).


All I see here Is nothing but the same political talks that Fashola is known for, just like his "any serious government can fix power in 6 months"

dammy13:
​The federal government of Nigerian has pledged to provide affordable houses by mortgage that people can pay for throughout their working life.

The Minister of Works, Power and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, who stated this on Wednesday, said part of the change agenda of the ruling All Progressive Congress is that, “Nigerians would no longer have to buy a house like fish in the market. That is not how it works in other societies.

“The payment period will be spread over a period of time, usually your working life. That is really affordability. Housing is not just about building; it is also providing access to funding through the Federal Mortgage Bank.”

Fashola stated this in Jigawa State where he is on a supervision tour of federal road and housing projects.

According to the minister, “Workers who are contributing to the National Housing Fund have something now to look forward to. We are going to create a line of supply houses and access to credit and allow you to choose what your income can afford.”

“That is the journey of change President Buhari has been talking about. We will experience something new. The change will not be only on the new houses but also how to pay for the houses in a manner that makes it convenient for you,” he stated.

On electricity, the minister said people were now free to set up independent power generation companies “without necessarily requesting for license.”

He said the federal government is encouraging the private sector to invest in generation and selling of power to the public.

“Any interested individual or company can set up power generation from two megawatts downwards and sell it to public without requesting for any licence.

“We are encouraging people to set up small power generation and sell it according to their capacity, not necessarily going for big projects that require huge amount of money and expertise”, he said.

http://kikiotolu.com/nigerians-will-no-longer-buy-houses-like-fish-in-market-fashola/

izaray:
APC is full of scammers

Omeokachie:
How long does it take to construct one unit of low cost house?

3yrs after, how many has Fashola constructed across the country?

When he talks about "Nigerians", is he referring to 180m of us, or just a few elites?

If he is referring to 180m of us, and he is yet to account for 1,000 units in 3yrs, does he realise that it will take him at least 60,000yrs to provide houses for 120m Nigerians at this his level of performance (assuming the average size of each household is six).


All I see here Is nothing but the same political talks that Fashola is known for, just like his "any serious government can fix power in 6 months"

Wiseandtrue:
Any party that has Fashola as their presidential candidate should just go home and relax. Victory is assured!

I will gladly stand in the sun just to vote for Fashola

He is a focused and a visionary leader!

Ready to learn and put his experience in display

g0tze:

Only zombies and skull miners will agree with what you posted.

fabre4:


That's a big problem because they don't have job security, business could fold up at anytime depending on government policies then what would happen?
why don't you let them decide which of the payment package they prefer even if it means paying more for outright buying.

PrecisionFx:



Oga Fashola, It's been 3 years. Please show us the house(s) u have built

mfm04622:


If they can't keep up with mortgage payment, they sell and get part of their equity back. Or reschedule the loan. Many options are available

mfm04622:


Go back and read the story and check the attached pictures. I know the one for Kaduna

fabre4:


sell? the value of their cash must have depreciated
There are things you won't understand till you witness them. but believe me one or double payment within a feasible time frame would be perfect

Omeokachie:
How long does it take to construct one unit of low cost house?

3yrs after, how many has Fashola constructed across the country?

When he talks about "Nigerians", is he referring to 180m of us, or just a few elites?

If he is referring to 180m of us, and he is yet to account for 1,000 units in 3yrs, does he realise that it will take him at least 60,000yrs to provide houses for 120m Nigerians at this his level of performance (assuming the average size of each household is six).


All I see here Is nothing but the same political talks that Fashola is known for, just like his "any serious government can fix power in 6 months"

prince049:

Wherever you go, favour shall overshadowy ou. God will bless your hands

comshots:
Have you seen the house?

Omeokachie:




"Last administration"?

You really can't make your point without political undertone, or can you?

Tell me, how many units of these houses have been completed and commissioned in last 3yrs for which we want me to "wait for my turn"?

Hoping you've got an answer to that.

Maybe it will get to "my turn" on the 60,000th year! SMH

anibirelawal:



If you cant wait for your turn, just go and build yourself a choice house.

Omeokachie:



Already did mate.

Just worried more that politicians are deceiving your likes with false hope.

Obi1kenobi:
Apparently, there is no economically viable place that would have been more appropriate for Federal low cost housing projects. It's the backwaters of Jigawa that was most appropriate.

mikhe2:
How did we end up like this. How can a rogue be a minister? Minister that lack ideas. Mr Fashola allow your work to do the talking.. Don't you allow you mouth to do the work for you.#criminals in powers

CoolAmbience:



Now, all the credit is being given to Fashola alone and none to his boss. Yes, he is very efficient but he has a boss who supports and helps him actualize his vision.

It is Buhari's administration and all credit should extend to him just as all curses.

We have to learn to be fair and balanced.

PassingShot:

You must think you have made sense but you haven't.

Of the 180 million, 30% could be between ages 0 and 17 - they are not ripe to own a home.
40% could be between ages 18 and 25.- most likely still not ripe except a small proportion of them.
of the remaining 30%, we will have those who won't be able to own a home due to poverty.

Too many intellectually lazy youths.

MIKOLOWISKA:
chop knuckle