Real Estate Daily Digest – May 21, 2026

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Welcome to today’s Real Estate roundup 🏠. Stay updated on property, housing, and infrastructure news across Africa.

  1. 🇳🇬 Dangote begins plans for 10,000-hectare deep seaport in Ogun – Nairametrics
  2. 🇳🇬 FAAN activates enhanced Ebola response protocols at international airports nationwide – Nairametrics
  3. 🇳🇬 Reports position Nigeria’s, Lagos housing deficits as investment opportunities
  4. 🇳🇬 How investors are navigating the deficit in residential real estate
  5. 🇳🇬 Olubadan halts demolition of 186 houses – The Guardian Nigeria News
  6. 🇳🇬 ADC guber aspirant Aborisade demands safe return of Oyo abductees – The Guardian Nigeria News
  7. 🇳🇬 FG pushes Nigerian startups for continental expansion under AfCFTA
  8. 🇳🇬 World Cup 2030: UEFA, FIFA plan Champions League-style qualification format
  9. Sweetwaters: Property and houses to rent – Private Property
  10. Witkoppen: Property and houses for sale | Page 16 – Private Property
  11. The Most Expensive Home in Boca Raton Fetches $75 Million – WSJ
  12. JPMorgan Banker Says Sex-Assault Allegations Have Ruined Her Life – WSJ
  13. The Peckham shopping centre in the middle of Britain’s fight to build new homes
  14. Starmer’s crisis lands on UK housebuilders’ doorstep
  15. Euro stablecoin project adds 25 new banks – Reuters
  16. Toffees and selfies: ‘Melodi’ duo steal spotlight at Italy-India talks – Reuters
  17. 🇳🇬 Investor confidence in Nigeria’s aviation still low despite reforms—Shiekuma Gemade – Nairametrics
  18. 🇳🇬 Property investor sees potential in diaspora-led projects to attract FDIs
  19. 🇳🇬 Oriire school attack unacceptable, Oyo children deserve protection, says Aborisade – The Guardian Nigeria News
  20. 🇳🇬 ‘Results were allocated’: How APC primaries sparked outrage in Benue

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