Ogun to embark on massive low cost housing scheme

Written by Olayinka Olukoya, Abeokuta
Wednesday, 10 August 2011

AS part of effort to fulfil its electoral promises, Ogun State government has expressed its readiness to embark on massive low cost housing scheme to cater for the low income earners in the state.

The state Commissioner for Housing, Mr Daniel Adejobi, disclosed this in a statement by the ministry’s information officer, Miss Seun Oyelade, that state government was committed to the provision of affordable and quality houses for its teeming populace.

Adejobi, who was on tour of existing housing estates in Abeokuta, on Monday, noted that civil servants, low income earners, as well as the people at the grass roots would benefit from the housing scheme.

The commissioner maintained that his ministry was poised towards systematic and orderly development of the state through management of land resources and provision of mass housing units for the citizenry.

Adejobi said “'By the special grace of God, our people will know that the Senator Amosun-led government is out to please them on the provision of houses and we will put resources together to make the housing sector work.

"Government will ensure improvement in the development of the housing sector structurally in order to meet the housing needs and demands of the populace."

geosegun:

They are not serious. After all the failed promises, they are still on to,
Everything in naija is to,

u will never see them put their word in action apart form to,
We are tired of we want to,

let them swing into action and we see what they want to,

before we can believe they are actually working to,

May God help us from the word to,