The chairman of the committee, Abdulmumin Jibrin, said this during the committee’s oversight function to the Ministry on Thursday in Abuja.
The minister said it is unfortunate that the issue of building collapse has once again reared its ugly head in Nigeria.
The minister urged the developers to deliver on the job within the stipulated three months.
He said the project was funded by the federal government, using the ministry’s N50 billion supplementary budget.
Mr Dangiwa said that the housing projects were under the Renewed Hope Cities.
Mr Dangiwa said the project was being funded from the N50 billion 2023 Supplementary Budget approved for the ministry.
At the ceremony, Mr Tinubu said the project was part of his administration’s Renewed Hope Cities and Estates programmes.
Ms Yemi-Esan said the FISH project is one of the key programmes of the six pillars of the Federal Civil Service Strategy and Implementation Plan (2021–2025).
Mr Dangiwa said the federal government adopted sound financial arrangements to enable Nigerians purchase the houses.
Mr Dangiwa added that the ministry’s overall strategic action plan was centred on the three core pillars of Mr Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda.
