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Former governor of Lagos state is the minister of housing

Babatunde Fashola has been sworn in as the new minister of power, housing and works.

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Babatunde Fashola has been appointed as the new minister of housing, amongst others.

This implies that he will handle matters like real estate, housing acts, policies and so on.

Fashola was sworn in today, November 11, 2015, along with 35 other ministerial nominees.

Congratulations to the new minister.

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We can not wait to see what he has is in store for the real estate/housing sector.

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