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Nigerian Housing Policy and Implications for Achieving Sustainable Development Goal 3
Abstract
This paper examined housing policy in Nigeria and its implications for sustainable development goal. Various housing policies in Nigeria have failed to give the nation good housing. The paper gave reasons why these good housing policies have failed to achieve its goal as a result of faulty policy formulation and implementation. Elite theory anchored the study. The challenges facing housing policy in Nigeria were found to include inadequate studies on research and Rural-Urban migration, among others. The paper recommended new housing policy which must collaborate with Nigerian entrepreneurs, Local building materials and reduction in the cost of building materials which would afford every tax payer good housing in turn would help to transform our housing condition by the year 2030.
