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Nigerian House of Representatives calls for national real estate regulatory authority

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What happened

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The House of Representatives called for a comprehensive regulatory framework for Nigeria’s real estate sector. Abdulmumini Jibrin, Chairman of the House Committee on Housing and Habitat, proposed establishing a National Real Estate Regulatory Authority. This authority would address institutional gaps, overlapping responsibilities, and weak consumer protection in the sector.

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Why it matters

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The current lack of adequate regulation has hindered the growth of Nigeria’s housing and real estate sector, preventing the country from harnessing its potential. The proposed framework aims to improve governance and unlock investment in the market.

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Who's involved

  • house of representativesThe legislative body that called for the comprehensive regulatory framework.
  • NigeriaThe sovereign state where the real estate sector and legislative action take place.
  • federal government of NigeriaThe government whose agencies and policies are subject to the proposed regulatory changes.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Central Bank of NigeriaSpeculative

    The Central Bank of Nigeria could see changes in credit availability or systemic risk due to increased regulation in the real estate asset class.

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