In line with its consolidation programme
of providing affordable residential apartments for
its staff, the Federal Road Safety Corps has concluded plans to commence the construction of 20,000 housing units across the country under a housing scheme tagged “Vision 20,000 housing project,” as part of measures to engender improved service
delivery.
Making this disclosure while receiving the management team of the Federal Mortgage Bank, the FRSC Corps Marshal and Chief Executive Boboye Oyeyemi reiterated that “the
housing initiative is in partial fulfilment of the resolve of the Corps’ present management to place staff welfare on the front burner in order to provide the required incentive for FRSC operatives to deliver on set goals of safer roads and fuller lives in the country”
Speaking further, the Corps Marshal emphasized that the focus of the housing scheme will be on “one man one house” residential arrangement to effectively provide affordable houses for the Corps’ present staff strength of 20,000 in collaboration with the Federal Mortgage bank and other major stakeholders in the housing and financial sectors.
Furthermore, Oyeyemi also said “under the programme, 70% of the houses have been earmarked for junior staff of the Corps with a numerical strength of 15,000 while officers
account for 5,000 of the staff strength. Realizing that housing remains a critical component for human development, we will vigorously pursue the vision 20,000 housing project to provide succor for our staff during and after their service” he said. He added that FRSC management will subsidize the equity contribution of junior staff towards the scheme to make the payment affordable.
Responding, the Managing Director/CEO of the Federal Mortgage bank, Alhaji Gimba Komo congratulated the FRSC Corps Marshal on his recent appointment, commending the
federal government for the confidence reposed in the Corps to run its affairs by appointing a career staff as Corps Marshal.
According to him, the FRSC has enjoyed a robust partnership with the Federal Mortgage bank over the years, through the provision of affordable housing units at Gwagwalada and Lokogoma, adding that the proposed vision 20,000 housing project will
no doubt,
incentivize the FRSC work force towards improved service
delivery.
Highlighting further on the housing project, the Head of the FRSC Staff Housing Unit,
Ebenezar Adebisi, Assistant Corps Commander, noted that under the first phase, the Corps will provide 10,000 housing units in the Abuja-Niger-Nasarawa axis, while Lagos and Ogun will have 5,000 units. He also said that Port Harcourt, Enugu, Kaduna Kano states will each have 500 units while additional 1,000 houses will be staggered in the remaining states of the federation.
its staff, the Federal Road Safety Corps has concluded plans to commence the construction of 20,000 housing units across the country under a housing scheme tagged “Vision 20,000 housing project,” as part of measures to engender improved service
delivery.
Making this disclosure while receiving the management team of the Federal Mortgage Bank, the FRSC Corps Marshal and Chief Executive Boboye Oyeyemi reiterated that “the
housing initiative is in partial fulfilment of the resolve of the Corps’ present management to place staff welfare on the front burner in order to provide the required incentive for FRSC operatives to deliver on set goals of safer roads and fuller lives in the country”
Speaking further, the Corps Marshal emphasized that the focus of the housing scheme will be on “one man one house” residential arrangement to effectively provide affordable houses for the Corps’ present staff strength of 20,000 in collaboration with the Federal Mortgage bank and other major stakeholders in the housing and financial sectors.
Furthermore, Oyeyemi also said “under the programme, 70% of the houses have been earmarked for junior staff of the Corps with a numerical strength of 15,000 while officers
account for 5,000 of the staff strength. Realizing that housing remains a critical component for human development, we will vigorously pursue the vision 20,000 housing project to provide succor for our staff during and after their service” he said. He added that FRSC management will subsidize the equity contribution of junior staff towards the scheme to make the payment affordable.
Responding, the Managing Director/CEO of the Federal Mortgage bank, Alhaji Gimba Komo congratulated the FRSC Corps Marshal on his recent appointment, commending the
federal government for the confidence reposed in the Corps to run its affairs by appointing a career staff as Corps Marshal.
According to him, the FRSC has enjoyed a robust partnership with the Federal Mortgage bank over the years, through the provision of affordable housing units at Gwagwalada and Lokogoma, adding that the proposed vision 20,000 housing project will
no doubt,
incentivize the FRSC work force towards improved service
delivery.
Highlighting further on the housing project, the Head of the FRSC Staff Housing Unit,
Ebenezar Adebisi, Assistant Corps Commander, noted that under the first phase, the Corps will provide 10,000 housing units in the Abuja-Niger-Nasarawa axis, while Lagos and Ogun will have 5,000 units. He also said that Port Harcourt, Enugu, Kaduna Kano states will each have 500 units while additional 1,000 houses will be staggered in the remaining states of the federation.
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