Housing and Consumers Credit, Parts of Federal Government Focal Points – Fashola

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THE MANAGING DIRECTOR OF KARMOD NIGERIA LIMITED , MR SHAGAYA D AND MINISTER WORKS AND HOUSING BABATUNDE RAJI FASHOLA
THE MANAGING DIRECTOR OF KARMOD NIGERIA LIMITED , MR SHAGAYA D AND MINISTER WORKS AND HOUSING BABATUNDE RAJI FASHOLA

The Honourable Minister of Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Raji Fashola, SAN said that, provision of good roads, houses  and consumer credit were part of the major objectives of the present administration in the next level agenda of Mr. President.

Fashola said that the President Buhari led administration was ready to collaborate with stakeholders to meet the housing needs of Nigerians

Mr. Fashola made this disclosure during the Unveiling of  a Prefabricated Assembly and Installation Building Facility by Karmod Nigeria Limited in Abuja.

He commended Karmod Nigeria Limited for its introduction of the building technology, its investment in housing and consumers credit. He also lauded the company for generating its own power through licensing by the regulator.

The Minister assured the investors of support from the Federal level up to the municipal level in expanding the company business saying that, innovation in housing investment would lead to development and prosperity.

Continuing, the Minister called on members of the public to open  accounts with the Federal Mortgage Bank (FMBN) of Nigeria in order to access fund to build or buy their own homes.

Earlier, in his remarks, the Chairman Karmod Prefabricated Technology, Turkey, Mesut Cankaya said “As a result of the collaborations, Karmod Nigeria Ltd has become a role player in the sector, it can now assemble small and large projects and produce some of the sub-modular parts by its own.”

Managing Director Karmod Nigeria, Akeem Shagaya in his opening remarks said, “At Karmod Nigeria Limited, we have identified the need for functioned and affordable housing, a prime component in the realization of the Federal Government’s goal of lifting millions out of poverty and improving the quality of lives.”

Stephen Kilebi
Deputy-Director (Press