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Jun
20
2025

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Dangiwa Expresses Support for NUJ's  Journalists’ Village Project 

 

* acknowledges the crucial role of the media in national development 

 

Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Arc Ahmed Musa Dangiwa has given his support to the NUJ FCT Council in order to bring to fruition, their Journalists village project in the FCT, Abuja.

He also gave assurance to include members of the FCT Council of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), in the housing programmes of the Ministry.

 

The minister gave this assurance when a delegation from the NUJ FCT Council, led by its Chairman, Comrade Grace Ike, paid him a courtesy visit at the Ministry’s headquarters in Abuja. 

 

Dangiwa acknowledged the crucial role of the media in National development, saying that they bridge the gap between government and the people, informing, explaining and challenging the government to do better.

 

The Minister equally expressed appreciation to the NUJ FCT Council for their consistent efforts alongside the Media and Communications team of the Ministry, in spotlighting the programmes of the Ministry and policy actions, despite resource constraints.

 

Dangiwa told the Journalists' Union about key programmes of the Ministry under the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu; the Renewed Hope Housing Programme which he described as a transformative initiative designed to address housing deficit and create jobs.

 

Accordingly, he explained the three (3) structured components of the Renewed Housing Agenda to include; Renewed Hope Cities of 1000 units in each of the six geo-political zones and the FCT; Renewed Hope Estates of 250 units in each state capital; and Renewed Hope Social Housing planned for 100 housing units in each Local Government Area of the country.

 

The Minister further informed about the commencement of work for over 10,000 housing units across 14 states and the FCT, as well as the completion of more than 150 slum upgrade and urban renewal projects across the six geopolitical zones, delivering roads, solar streetlights, clean water, among others, to deserving communities.

 

Dangiwa also spoke about the transparency approach the ministry adopted in the sale of the houses by creating the Renewed Hope Housing Portal-www.renewedhopehomes.fmhud.gov.ng, in order to give all Nigerians a level playing opportunity to purchase the houses of their choice

 

Speaking on structural reform, Arc. Dangiwa informed of the Ministry’s collaboration with the state governments and the World Bank to modernize land administration by implementing the Nigeria Land Registration, Documentation, and Titling Programme, which would unlock more than $300 billion in dead capital, to boost investment and productivity.

 

Similarly, he also spoke of partnership with Shelter Afrique Development Bank to finance the construction of 5,000 affordable housing units, “we are laying the groundwork for Building Materials Manufacturing Hubs in each geopolitical zone to support domestic production and reduce construction costs”, he said.

 

The Minister while emphasizing on the significance of the media in national development, requested for continuous collaboration with the Union, in educating the public to dispel misinformation and highlight the importance of the programs of the Ministry.

 

Responding to the request of the Union on Journalists’ village project, Dangiwa gave assurance that Ministry will support the union in securing land and facilitate building the estate through the Cooperative Housing Development of Nigeria under the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN).

 

He adviced that the Union secures a titled land as well as an architect who would design the houses, promising to direct the Federal Mortgage Bank to create corporative housing development to build the estate for the journalists, while the Union brings off takers who gets allocated to the houses, with a payment plan of up to thirty (30) years, at 6% interest rate.

 

Minister Dangiwa equally promised that the Ministry would inspect the ongoing pentagon building of the NUJ FCT council, for further necessary support.

 

Speaking earlier, the chairman of the NUJ FCT council, Comrade. Grace Ike, commended the visionary leadership of the Minister in the housing sector, describing it as bold, strategic and people-centred, with  remarkable strides.

 

She applauded Minister Dangiwa’s global engagements, particularly at the World Urban Forum, as well as his commitment to disability-friendly housing in compliance with national laws.

 

Comrade Ike, sought the support and intervention of the  Ministry in the NUJ FCT Journalists’ Village project in order to actualize affordable housing scheme for journalists; infrastructure support for the completion of a Pentagon building and a new ultramodern hall to accommodate over 2,000 journalists.

 

She also appealed for support in access to Housing finance and Capacity Building, seeking the inclusion of journalists in housing finance schemes through FMBN and other platforms.

“We are not just here with requests, we come as partners, ready to spotlight your successes, engage critically where needed, and be part of the national solution. 

 

With your support, the NUJ FCT Council will continue to strengthen the pillars of democracy, holding the powerful accountable, while working with government to achieve national goals”, she voiced.

 

The Chairman, further extended an invitation to the Honorable Minister to be a special guest at the Press Week event of the Union, scheduled for next month.

Aug
27
2024

Housing Minister Inaugurates Estate Surveyors Registration Board   Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Arc. Ahmed Musa Dangiwa has inaugurated a 22- Member Registration Board for Estate Surveyors and Valuers of  Nigeria (ESVARBON), Tuesday, August, 27th 2024.   Speaking at the inauguration, Dangiwa stated that the board is an essential organ charged with the responsibility of overseeing the profession of Estate Surveying and Valuation in Nigeria, adding that having the board is necessary in order to actualize the Renewed Hope Housing Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration.   He also explained that, Surveyors and Valuers have great impact on the delivery of decent and affordable housing in Nigeria due to their professional expertise. " They help in structuring urban development and minimize cost" he added.    Accordingly, the Minister disclosed that,  the ministry is ready to work closely with the board as they play significant role in preventing building collapse which is one of the priorities of the ministry.   The Minister urged the newly inaugurated board members to focus on its mandates of determining who qualifies as estate surveyors and valuers, maintain high standards, regulate  and control the practice of the profession.   Responding, the Chairman of the Board,  ESV Dosu Fatokun assured the minister of their collective efforts to lead to a vibrant and thriving real estate sector in Nigeria.  " The board will ensure professionalism, integrity and transparency in discharging it's mandate" he said    ESV Fatokun also assured the minister of the board's continuous role of regulating and controlling the practice of estate surveying and valuation, providing expert advice to the government and stakeholders on issues relating to  real estate sector and supporting infrastructure development. ...

Aug
23
2024

Dangiwa Caps One Year of Stellar Performance with Historic Housing Advisory and Development Partnership with Shelter Afrique Development Bank   The Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development and leading Pan-African housing finance institution, Shelter Afrique Development Bank (ShafDB) yesterday signed a historic Joint Expression of Intent to partner towards the actualization of the Renewed Hope Agenda of the Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration for housing and urban development.    The groundbreaking partnership represents the Ministry's first direct collaboration with a multilateral institution to build homes for Nigerians under the Ministry’s Renewed Hope Housing Programme. Under the framework, Shelter Afrique Development will provide advisory services and financing to competent developers, with an initial goal of delivering 5,000 housing units in the pilot phase.    This was a key highlight at the Ministerial Briefing to mark the one-year anniversary of the Hon. Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Arc. Ahmed Musa Dangiwa and the Hon. Minister of State, HE Abdullahi Tijjani Gwarzo which held at the NAF Conference Center in Abuja, Thursday 22nd August 2024.    Arc. Dangiwa noted that the collaboration with Shelter Afrique Development aligns with the Ministry's strategy of leveraging bi-lateral and multi-lateral housing development financial institutions to expand access to decent and affordable housing to Nigerians given the limited budgetary allocation versus the quantum of resources needed to tackle Nigeria's housing deficit.    "There is a massive and historic mismatch between the housing and urban development needs of our country versus budgetary provision. From research, Nigeria's population of over 220million with a growth rate of 2.5% p.a. requires about 550,000 units p.a. over the next ten years to meet the housing deficit. Conservatively this would require about N5.5trillion Per Annum to fix. This requires a more expansive and innovative housing finance approach and the partnership Shelter Afrique Development Bank at this stage of its transformation is a key step in this direction. We thank the Managing Director, Mr. Thierno Hann for his leadership and look forward to finalizing and getting the projects off the ground", he said.    Key aspect of the partnership framework includes ShafDB providing advisory services to the Ministry to structure affordable, solvent, ecological, and sustainable housing projects in major cities, as well as assisting the Ministry in raising funds for:    1.    Development of Nigeria's Housing and Urban Development Partnership Strategy (CHUPS) by supporting the Ministry in conducting a comprehensive assessment of the housing sector market integration in Nigeria. This will be achieved through the implementation of Shelter Afrique's "VIRAL" model, aimed at expanding the availability of large-scale, affordable.   2.    Structuring of PPP transaction: Shelter Afrique will provide advisory services to assist the Ministry in developing a market-attractive public-private partnership (PPP) transaction model for large-scale affordable housing programs and urban renewal projects. This model will target a minimum of 5,000 affordable and quality housing units, with the potential for nationwide replication.   3.    Identification and selection of Private Partner Participants: Shelter Afrique will provide advisory services to assist the Ministry in identifying and selecting one or more strategic private sector partners (PSPs) with demonstrated expertise in the development, financing, construction, marketing, and maintenance of the PPP project.   4.    Capacity Building: Shelter Afrique will provide advisory services to the Ministry through training programs, workshop seminars, policy development, and technical assistance to ensure the strengthening of the institutions' capacity and capabilities to address housing challenges and promote sustainable urban development across Nigeria.   In his response, the Managing Director/Chief Executive of ShafDB, Mr. Thierno Habib Hann stated that the event indicates the Bank's readiness to support Nigeria's housing development goals.    "This development represents a landmark and historic milestone in Shelter Afrique Development Bank's partnership with Nigeria for advisory services and financing of developers towards the construction of 5,000 affordable units to support the Renewed Hope Agenda of the Ministry for housing and urban development. This is the first time in the history of the Ministry that we will be signing a framework for partnership. It is these kinds of partnerships that the Bank was set", he noted while commending Arc. Dangiwa for his proactive and progressive approach to leadership that made it possible.   Reflecting on a year of accomplishments, the Hon Minister Dangiwa outlined key achievements in advancing the Renewed Hope Agenda, including increasing stock of affordable under the Renewed Hope Cities and Estates Programme with groundbreaking for 6,612 housing units nationwide, launch of an online housing portal to ease homeownership, expansion of the Ministry's Urban Renewal and Slum Upgrade Programme with projects in over 26 sites nationwide, fast tracking sale and occupation of the housing units under the National Housing Programme.    The construction of 6,612 housing units has already created jobs for an estimated 165,000 skilled and unskilled workers, with future plans to deliver 50,000 units expected to provide employment for 1.25 million Nigerians.   Arc. Dangiwa also noted that work is at an advanced stage on several other initiatives. This includes plans to establish the National Social Housing Fund (NSHF) to cater to the housing needs of low, no income and vulnerable Nigerians, partnership with the World Bank towards the implementation of a National Land Titling Programme to increase land formalization and unlock the potential of land as an economic resource for the government and Nigerians.    On plans for the new year, Arc. Dangiwa said that he was optimistic that more progress would be made towards actualizing the Renewed Hope Agenda of Mr. President for the sector.    "As we move into the new year, I am hopeful that we will maintain the tempo of our activities and record more milestones towards actualizing the Renewed Hope Agenda of His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, for Housing and Urban Development.    We plan to do groundbreaking for 2, 000 housing unit Renewed Hope Cities in Lagos, and 1,500 housing unit Renewed City in Kano through PPP and FMBN next month. We have also acquired land in Enugu and Borno where we plan to build a 2,000 housing unit Renewed Hope City in each location under a PPP arrangement. Other planned locations for the Cities include Nasarawa (2,000 units) and Rivers (2000 units).    Overall, the Renewed Hope Cities and Estates Programme now has footprints in the FCT and 12 states. Remaining 18 States. We are currently engaging the National Assembly and Stakeholders towards 2024 Supplementary budgetary provision to enable us kickstart the projects in those 18 remaining States. Most of them have already provided us with unencumbered land at no cost".   The Hon. Minister expressed gratitude to the National Assembly, particularly the Senate and House Committees on Housing and Urban Development, for their continued support, as well as to the Ministry's agencies, staff, and members of the media.   ...

Aug
23
2024

FG Partners Shelter Afrique Development Bank on Housing Development    * Partnership will support the Renewed Hope Agenda with funds for 5000 housing units  - Dangiwa    The Federal Government through the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development has signed a letter of intent for collaboration with Shelter Afrique Development Bank (ShafDB) for development of housing in Nigeria.   Housing Minister, Arc Ahmed Musa Dangiwa signed the agreement on behalf of the federal government, while Mr Thierno Habib-Hann, the Managing Director ShafDB signed on behalf of the bank.   The signing of the intent was the focus of the ministerial press briefing marking the one year anniversary in office of the Minister and Minister of State, Housing and Urban Development, at NAF Conference Center, Abuja.   Minister Dangiwa disclosed that  Nigeria's population of over 225 million with a growth rate of 2.5 percent per annum requires about 550,000 housing units over the next 10 years to meet the housing deficit and inorder to meet up with this, N5.5 trillion per annum will be required.   " Government can not provide all the funds needed to meet up with the housing demands, Hence, the need to sign a Housing Development Partnership with the Shelter Afrique Development.  Under this partnership, the Pan-African housing institution will support the Renewed Hope Agenda with funds  that will cater for about five thousand housing units" he stated    In his remarks, the MD Shelter Afrique Development Bank, Habib-Hann said that   " the MoU represents a landmark and historic milestone in Shelter Afrique Development Bank’s partnership with Nigeria for advisory services and financing of developers towards the construction of 5,000 affordable units to support the Renewed Hope Agenda of the Ministry for housing and urban development"   Highlights of the Press briefing was the presentation of notable accomplishments of the ministry of housing and urban development under the Renewed Hope Housing Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and also showcasing the ministry's commitment in transforming the Nigeria housing sector.    Some of the notable accomplishments include: expansion and implementation of the National Urban Renewal and Slum Upgrade Programme to improve liveabllity in urban areas and slums, increasing the stock of decent and affordable housing units in the country to meet rising demand, and establishing a National Housing Data Center, amongst others.   On the achievements, Dangiwa said " We have made substantial progress in increasing the stock of affordable and decent housing stock for Nigerians with the groundbreaking for 6,612 housing units across 13 locations nationwide under the Ministry’s Renewed Hope Cities and Estates Programme"   He explained that, construction is ongoing at all these project sites with three months  completion period, adding that, the houses  were evenly distributed with two states in each of the six geopolitical zones of the country, and also cutting across all party lines as the only criteria being States that provided free and unencumbered land first.  The occassion of the Ministerial press briefing was graced with the presence of relevant housing sector committies of the National Assembly,  namely; Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on Urban and Regional Development, Hon.Abiante Awaji-Inimbek Dagomie and his counterpart of the Committee on Housing and Habitat, Hon.Abdulmumin Jubril.   Others who graced the occassion were the Managing Director Shelter Afrique Development Bank, Mr. Thierno Habib Hann, MD FederalMortgageBankofNigeria,  Shehu Usman Osidi, MD Federal Housing Authority,  Hon Oyetunji Ojo and various representatives of professional and regulatory bodies in the housing industry.   ...

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SPEECHES


Jul
27
2022

Address By The Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry Of Works And Housing, Bashir Nura Alkali , Fca, Fcti, At The 11th Meeting Of The National Council On Lands, Housing And Urban Development Held At Dankani Guest Palace Hotels, Ltd, 1a, Kalambaina Road, Sokoto, Sokoto State, On Wednesday 27th July, 2022

Protocols

    It is my pleasure to welcome all the Permanent Secretaries and other distinguished delegates to this Technical Session of the 11th Meeting of the National Council on Lands, Housing and Urban Development with the theme, “Housing Our People, By All of Government and All Our People”. holding right here in the ancient and historic city of Sokoto, Sokoto State, the Seat of the Caliphate.

2.     We thank Almighty God for bringing all the delegates from far and near to Sokoto successfully . The Government and good people of Sokoto are also commended for their hospitality and warm reception of the delegates, given the commitment, dedication and preparations of the Government of the State, under the able leadership of His Excellency, Rt. Hon. Aminu Waziri Tambuwal, CFR, (Matawale Sokoto), the Governor of Sokoto State, to host this important Meeting by providing necessary supports.

3.  I must commend the Permanent Secretary, Sokoto State Ministry of Lands, Survey, Housing and Urban Planning, Engr. Ahmed Moyi Tambuwal; the Sokoto State Surveyor-General, Surv. Bashir Lawal Isa; the Director-General, Sokoto Geographic Information System Agency(SOGIS), Aminu Magaji and other members of the Sokoto State Local Organizing Committee for working relentlessly with the officials of the Federal Ministry of Works and Housing in preparation for this year’s Council Meeting. We sincerely appreciate all your noble efforts in this regards,    

4. The Theme of this year’s meeting “Housing Our People, By All of Government and All Our People”. is carefully chosen to underscore the genuine desire and priority of the present Administration towards ensuring housing provisions to the Nigerians through collective involvement and intervention of all the tiers of Governments. This is against the backdrop of the fact that housing is a basic human necessity. This Meeting is therefore important at this crucial period of this administration with a view to coming up with resolutions that would transform the Housing Sector and the entire built industry. This would also facilitate efforts of Governments towards addressing myriads of challenges confronting the country with ultimate aim of lifting 100Million Nigerians out of poverty through jobs and wealth creations.

5.     You may wish to note the impressive outcomes of the 10th Meeting of the National Council that was held in Lagos in 2021 with the theme: “Housing Development as a Catalyst for Job Creation, Social Inclusion and Economic Development” which came out with far-reaching resolutions whose implementations at various levels of Governments must have impacted, positively, on Nigerians.

6.     I wish to state at this juncture that the Federal Ministry of Works and Housing has been fully committed to the implementation of the National Housing Programmes (NHP) in line with vision of the present Administration of President Muhammadu Buhari.  The programme was initiated by the Federal Government in 2016 for the construction of acceptable and affordable Houses Nationwide for the purpose of addressing the nation’s housing deficit. I am glad to inform this noble Meeting that the Programme has come to fruition with the commissioning and handling over of several completed housing projects across the States in the Six (6) Geo-Political Zones of the Federation. This would in no doubt assist towards addressing the challenges of housing deficits in the Country. The construction of decent and affordable mass housing Nationwide is still on-going nationwide with the organized private sector under the “Public Private Partnership” (PPP) Programme with a view to ensuring that quality and affordable houses are provided for our people.

7.  On the request of the Sokoto State Government for the support and assistance of the Federal Ministry of Lands, Housing and Urban Development for the disposal of its 500 Housing Units, located at along Gidan Salanke Area, Kalambaina Road, Sokoto, through the Rent-To-Own Scheme of the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria,  I am glad to notify the State that the Honourable Minister has graciously directed the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria(FMBN) to liaise with the relevant Ministry in the State on the matter. The project is also expected to be visited by the Hon. Minister during the Council Meeting

8.  I must also commend the various Agencies under the Federal Ministry of Works and Housing, notably the Federal Housing Authority(FHA) and the Federal Mortgage Bank (FMBN) for their initiatives and interventions towards the implementation of the National Housing Programme. I urge the States to partner with these Agencies towards the development of their housing projects for national development and growth.

9.   Ladies and gentlemen, I am confident that your States have implemented many housing projects geared towards upliftment of socio - economic conditions of your people in the areas, as dividends of our democracy. You would therefore agree with me that the task of providing decent and affordable houses for our people is the collective responsibility of all of us at all the tiers of Governments. We have roles to play as key actors in decision making processes on housing matters and we must ensure that our people are not denied of access to decent and affordable housing. That is the essence of governance and we must all leave to that expectation.

9.    Distinguished Members, Ladies and Gentlemen, given the cream of experts and technocrats that assembled here today. I am quite optimistic that the meeting would deliberate extensively on the memoranda presented by the Meeting of the Directors and articulate pragmatic/implementable resolutions for recommendation to the Council, when it meets tomorrow, Thursday, 28th July, 2022.

10.    While welcoming you once again, I wish you fruitful deliberations.

 

 

 

 


Jul
25
2022

Introductory Remarks By The Director, Planning, Research And Statistics Federal Ministry Of Works And Housing, Mr. Jide Ode – Martins At The Technical Session Of The 11th Meeting Of The National Council On Lands, Housing And Urban Development, Held At Dankani Guest Palace Hotels Ltd., Sokoto, Sokoto State, On Monday, 25th July, 2022

Protocol,

    I am highly delighted to warmly welcome you to the 11th Meeting of the National Council on Lands, Housing and Urban Development holding in Sokoto, Sokoto State with the theme “Housing Our People, By All of Government and All Our People”.

2.    As you are aware, the theme of this year’s National Council Meeting was clearly chosen in a bid to further address the housing needs of Nigerians, considering our collective resolve to address the challenges in the Housing Sector for the overall development of the Country within available resources. The theme of the Meeting presupposes that the Federal Government alone cannot address the gap in housing development across the country which brings to focus the fact that the State Governments and Private Sector as critical stakeholders, have to collaborate effectively towards addressing the housing challenges by bringing to the forefront desirable strategies to increase the stock of affordable houses to Nigerians.

3.    It is appropriate to highlight that the Council Meeting is preceded by a 2-Day Technical Meeting of the Directors, Heads of Agencies and Professional Bodies in the built environment and the Meeting of the Permanent Secretaries on the 3rd Day, being 27th July, 2022. The responsibility of the Technical Meeting of the Directors as you are aware is to create a solid and resourceful foundation by diligently reviewing the Memoranda submitted by stakeholders and fine-tuning the recommendations to the Meeting of the Permanent Secretaries for consideration and presentation to the main Council at its Meeting on Thursday, 28th July, 2022.

4.    Dear esteemed delegates and officials, the timing of this meeting, therefore, is very significant as it affords us the opportunity to think through and make necessary provisions in our various institutions towards adequate housing infrastructure delivery by the governments at all levels and the private sector stakeholders to ensure that affordable houses are delivered to Nigerians.

5.    On a concluding note, I wish to express our profound gratitude to the Governor of Sokoto State, Rt. Hon. Aminu Waziri Tambuwal, CFR (Mutawallen Sokoto) for the support of the Sokoto State Government, the Honourable Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Raji Fashola, SAN, Umar Ibrahim El-Yakub, Hon. Minister of State for Works and Housing and the Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Works and Housing, Bashir Nura Alkali, FCA, FCTI, for providing the enabling environment for the success of this Meeting. I also appreciate the support of all the Directors, the Sokoto State Local Organising Committee and entire staff of the Ministry whose efforts have made this meeting a reality with positive assurance of its resounding success at the close of the event. 

6.    On this note, I once again welcome you all and wish you fruitful deliberations.

7.    Thanks and God bless you.

PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT


Jun
06
2025

Eid-al-Adha reminds us of the need for individual and collective devotion and sacrifice in our service to God and humanity.

As we mark this year's occasion, I extend my very best wishes to you and your loved ones, and ask the Almighty Allah to bless you with joy, peace, and prosperity now and always.

EID MUBARAK!

ARC. AHMED MUSA DANGIWA FNIA, FCIB 
Hon. Minister of Housing And Urban Development


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PHOTO NEWS


Jun
20
2025

MINISTER ARCH AHNED DANGIWA AND MINISTER OF STATE, RT HON YUSUF ATA IN A GROUP PHOTOGRAPH WITH NUJ FCT CHAIRPERSON, GRACE IKE & MEMBERS OF HER TEAM DURING A COURTESY VISIT TO THE FMHUD.

Minister Arch Ahned Dangiwa and Minister of State, Rt Hon Yusuf Ata in a group photograph with NUJ FCT Chairperson, Grace Ike & members of her team during a courtesy visit to the FMHUD.

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PHOTO NEWS


Jun
17
2025

FMHUD LAUNCHED DISPATCH RIDER SERVICE: DIRECTOR HUMAN RESOURCES, DR. ADESINA AKINOLA SUPPORTED BY DIRECTOR FINANCE , DIRECTOR PRESS, DIRECTOR OPS AND HEAD REFORM & SERVICE IMPROVEMENT LAUNCHED A NEW DISPATCH RIDER SERVICE TOWARDS ENHANCING EFFECTIVE SERVICE DELIVERY, COMMUNICATION AND OPERATIONAL LOGISTICS.

FMHUD launched Dispatch Rider Service: Director Human Resources, Dr. Adesina Akinola supported by Director Finance , Director Press, Director OPS and Head Reform & Service Improvement launched a new dispatch rider service towards enhancing effective service delivery, communication and operational logistics.

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