Ogun delivered 5,000 properties in six years, targets 10,000 by 2027 – Abiodun


The Ogun State Authorities has revealed that over 5,000 housing items have been delivered throughout the state’s three senatorial districts since 2019.

Governor Dapo Abiodun, who disclosed this throughout a progress replace by way of X on Wednesday, reaffirmed his administration’s formidable purpose to double that determine, focusing on a complete of 10,000 items by the yr 2027.

Talking on the impression of the housing drive, the governor highlighted the huge return on funding for subscribers.

He famous that two-bedroom bungalows in areas like Kobape and Kainji, which had been initially offered to civil servants for roughly ₦4.95 million and the general public for ₦5 million, have seen their market worth soar to over ₦25 million.

Areas equivalent to Ibara GRA in Abeokuta, as soon as thought of an eyesore, are present process regular renewal to replicate the standing of a contemporary state capital. Between 2019 and at the moment, the supply of over 5,000 items has immediately addressed the housing deficit whereas stimulating the true property and development sectors.

Abiodun, within the assertion reflecting on the journey thus far, stated, “We now have remained deliberate and dedicated in our resolve to remodel Ogun State’s housing and concrete atmosphere. Our housing drive, anchored on affordability, high quality, and sustainability, has delivered estates throughout the three senatorial districts… we stay resolute in our dedication to creating housing extra accessible and reaching our goal of 10,000 items by 2027.”

The initiatives stay strategically unfold throughout the state, together with Kobape and Kainji in Ogun Central, Ilaro in Ogun West, and Sagamu, Ijebu-Ode, and the Gateway Aviation Village in Iperu in Ogun East.

“By sustaining this momentum, the administration goals to proceed constructing communities which can be protected, deliberate, and investment-friendly, reshaping the {economic} way forward for Ogun State”, Abiodun added.