Nigeria currently has one of the largest homeless populations in the entire world. Approximately 24.4 million homeless people live in Nigeria.Force eviction exacerbates the homelessness problem.Terror...
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Safe housing in Nigeria is a major problem due to inadequate building regulations, poor construction practices, and lack of access to affordable housing, leading to high rates of building collapse, displacement, and homelessness.
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The project will build a geriatric home in Kuje Area Council a densely populated rural settlement in the federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nigeria to house and retain aged population for care, diagnosi...
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