Abiodun saves Buhari Estate, Abeokuta from forfeiture, delivers 108 homes
Synthesised from 2 African sources
Beyond the 108 housing units, the PMB Estate represents the administration’s approach to protecting public assets, leveraging private capital and converting inherited projects into productive infrastructure for Ogun State residents.
Rather than abandon the project, the administration subsequently adopted a Public-Private Partnership, PPP, model under which the state provided the land and infrastructure, while private developers undertook the construction and sale of the housing units.
He added that the PMB Estate would serve as a model for similar public-private housing developments across Ogun State.
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