• Delivery Of Low Income Housing In Nigeria Prospects And Challenges

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    • 1.4      OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY
      1.     To appraise the nature of low income housing delivery in Nigeria
      2      To determine the nature of the challenges of low income housing delivery in Nigeria
      3      To appraise the prospect of low income housing delivery in Nigeria
      1.5        SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
      The research shall provide an assessment of the challenges and prospect of low income housing delivery in Nigeria and shall serve as a veritable source of information on low income housing delivery.
      1.6        STATEMENT OF HYPOTHESIS
      1            H0    The delivery of low income housing in Nigeria is low
      H1    The delivery of low income housing in Nigeria is high
      2            H0    The challenges of low income delivery in Nigeria is high
      H1   The challenges of low income delivery in Nigeria is low
      3      H0    The prospect of low income delivery in Nigeria is   low
      H1   The prospect of low income delivery in Nigeria is                             high
      1.7        SCOPE OF THE STUDY
      The scope of the study is focused on the  assessment of the delivery of low income housing in Nigeria .It analyzes the challenges and prospect of the delivery of low income housing in Nigeria.
      1.8        DEFINITION OF TERMS
      NATIONAL HOUSING FUND DEFINED
      The National Housing Fund (NHF) scheme came into being through an Act of the National Assembly (Act No.2 of 1992). National Housing Fund provided that 2.5% of the income of workers be paid to the fund as mandatory savings.
      LOW INCOME EARNERS DEFINED
      The Nigerian National Housing Policy (FGN, 2004) defines the low-income group as all employees and self-employed persons whose annual income is N100, 000:00 and below (i.e. the equivalent of salary grade level of 01-06 within the civil service). Interestingly, the national minimum wage is N44, 000. 00 per annum. About fifty-seven percent (57%) of the Nigerian population falls below the poverty line, which is on the average of US$1 per day (Wahab, 2006). In reality, most employees who work outside the public sector or outside the organized private sector, as well as many self-employed Nigerians earn well below the national minimum wage.
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    • ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]The research is an assessment of the delivery of low income housing in Nigeria, it analyzes the prospect and challenges of delivery of low income housing in Nigeria and intends to profer recommendations toward an efficient delivery of low income housing in Nigeria. ... Continue reading---