Real estate expert and Chief Executive Officer of Aerofield Homes, Mr Armstrong Akintunde, has called on government at all levels to strengthen partnerships with real estate firms that have capacity to provide decent and affordable housing for Nigerians.
Akintunde also challenged the various government regulatory bodies to increase their enforcing standards in the New Year, adding that this would go a long way in helping to reduce cases of building collapse across the country. He was quoted to have said, “Although, it is the desire of many Nigerians to have a comfortable place of their own but more often than not the means is not there, we all know that building a house is a bit capital intensive depending on your taste.
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