A deal to establish the La Bella Casa Estate in Nigeria has been struck. The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission‘s (NUPRC) cooperative society, agreed upon the deal with the Ti’Bilon Construction and Facility Management Limited.
Speaking on the deal, Eng. Gbenga Komolafe revealed that the West African Country has a housing shortage of around 700,000 units each year. The La Bella Casa Estate Development according to the Commission’s Chief Executive Officer, was a part of the solution to the problem.
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“The government cannot address this deficit on its own. Therefore, there has to be significant collaboration with the private sector,” said Komolafe, who was speaking on behalf of Mr. Jide Adeola, the Executive Commissioner, Corporate Services and Administration.
Following a groundbreaking event that took place recently, the La Bella Casa Estate, should be fully constructed and available for occupation in 18 months. The project mainly aims to provide 400Â commission staff with affordable housing in the nation’s capital.
La Bella Casa Estate Development in Nigeria, a step in the right direction
Dr. Tochukwu Nnamoko on the other hand said that the La Bella Casa Estate project was a step in the right direction. The actual outcomes and benefits, according to the CEO of Ti’Bilon Construction and Facility Management Limited, will become evident in a few years to come.
The La Bella Casa Estate, Nnamoko said, will have a variety of buildings. Theses include five-bedroom luxury duplexes with boys’ quarters, a gym and swimming pool, a private movie room, and a sauna.
“Shortage of housing is the biggest problem facing the country’s economy. Our main objective is to close the gap by offering our clients luxurious but fairly priced housing,” concluded Nnamoko.Â
