Preparations for the commissioning of the Egan–Igando Mixed Housing Estate are now in top gear.

The Commissioner of Housing, MORUF AKINDERU-FATAI during a site inspection of the estate in Ikotun – Igando Local Council Development Area of the state, said that the estate will be commissioned this week, and keys will be handed over to the homeowners after 21 years of the project’s commencement.

AKINDERU-FATAI noted that the housing estate, which is a critical project, aims to provide affordable and quality housing for the people of Lagos.

Despite facing numerous setbacks and challenges, including large-scale vandalism and theft, the commissioner said the state government is committed to delivering this vital project to the people, hence the strategy of completion by cluster arrangements.

Also at the site, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Housing, ABDULHAFIS GBOLAHAN charged all stakeholders, including contractors and community members, to work together to ensure a smooth and successful delivery.

The Permanent Secretary further expressed gratitude for the patience, understanding, and trust shown by the prospective homeowners who waited for many years for the completion of the Housing scheme.