The experts also called for the inclusion of alternative materials in professional codes of practice and building codes to encourage the use of indigenous technology, while governments across all levels should promote the use of locally available building materials to make housing more affordable.
Leading the charge, the Founder and President, of First World Communities Ltd, General Tunde Reis , argued that for housing corporations to become key players in affordable housing delivery on an unprecedented and sustainable large scale, there is a need to deploy strategic initiatives, such as enabling environment, research and advocacy, business support and modernisation of operations for effectiveness.
He said they need to develop an effective and sustainable rent policy, improve political interest and support for housing to ensure that it features prominently in election manifestos, influence the allocation of resources to house in state and federal budgets and build public support. However, he said most alternative building materials lack government backing and are not currently included in Nigeria’s building code.
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