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The Renewed Hope Housing PPP Summit is a crucial step towards addressing Nigeria’s housing deficit, which stands at an alarming 28 million units.With a rapidly growing population and urbanization pressures, the need for affordable housing options has never been more pressing.

The Summit’s focus on Public-Private

Partnerships (PPPs) is a strategic move, as PPPs offer a dynamic framework for unlocking capital, expertise, and efficiencies needed for transformative growth. By prioritizing PPPs, the government aims to bridge the housing gap and stimulate economic growth.

Overall, the Renewed Hope Housing PPP Summit is a timely initiative that brings together stakeholders, policy makers, mortgage bankers, property developers and government officials to address Nigeria’s housing challenges. By fostering collaboration and investment, the Summit aims to unlock the potential for transformative growth in the housing sector.

KEY PARTICIPANTS

Our mission is to provide a platform for stakeholders to share knowledge, expertise, and best practices in addressing the affordable housing crisis.

Our vision is to create a future where everyone has access to safe, affordable, and sustainable housing.

OBJECTIVES

To convene a high-level summit that brings together key stakeholders, policy makers, mortgage bankers, property developers and government officials to explore innovative Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) frameworks and strategies for implementing the Renewed Hope Housing vision, aimed at addressing Nigeria’s housing deficit.

Promote PPP-Driven Housing Development

Facilitate discussions on how Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) can accelerate mass housing delivery and urban development in alignment with the Renewed Hope Agenda.

Provide insights into the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development’s PPP framework, policies, and initiatives aimed at attracting private sector participation in housing delivery.

Present viable investment opportunities for local and international developers, financiers, and institutional investors, including the newly launched Ministry of Finance Incorporated’s Real Estate Investment Fund (MREIF)

Deepen stakeholders’ understanding of Nigeria’s housing and real estate regulatory landscape, ensuring compliance and ease of doing business in the sector.

Foster partnerships between government, private sector players, and multilateral institutions to drive innovation, financing, and technology adoption in housing development.

BACKGROUND

Nigeria’s housing deficit is estimated at 28 million units, with a significant shortage of affordable housing options. a rapidly growing population, urbanization pressures, and a widening housing deficit. Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) offer a dynamic and innovative framework to address these challenges unlocking capital, expertise, and efficiencies needed for transformative growth.

The necessity of this Summit is underscored by prioritization of PPPs as a strategy for addressing Nigeria’s housing challenges. Initiatives such as the MOFI Real Estate Investment Fund (MREIF), introduced by Ministry of Finance Incorporated (MOFI), reflect the government’s commitment to unlocking private sector participation in housing delivery.

EVENT ORGANIZERS:

Southwest Housing Exhibition and Nish Affordable Housing summit in conjunction with Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development.

THEME OF EVENT:

Leveraging PPPs to Deliver Renewed Hope Agenda for Housing and Urban Development

DATE: March 17th, 2025

VENUE:Shehu Musa yaradua Center Abuja

RENEWED HOPE HOUSING

The Renewed Hope Housing Programme, launched by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, aims to deliver 50,000 housing units across Nigeria, with a focus on affordable options for low-income earners.The Programme’s emphasis on PPPs and collaboration with private sector developers is expected to drive growth and create jobs in the housing sector.

REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT FUND

MOFI Real Estate Investment Fund (MREIF) demonstrate the government’s commitment to leveraging private sector participation in housing delivery. The Fund, introduced by the Ministry of Finance Incorporated (MOFI), is a testament to the government’s efforts to create a conducive environment.             

EVENT ORGANIZERS