'Adopting alternative building technology will solve Nigeria's problem' - Alhaji Hassan Nuhu
Alternative technology in the construction of houses has been offered as the latest solution to Nigeria's housing deficit.
This house was constructed with shipping containers, which is a form of alternative building technology
He made this suggestion at the inauguration of a Primary Health Care clinic, which was constructed with hydraform technology.
While revealing that the clinic was completely constructed with this new technology, Nuhu urged Nigerians to buy into this.
"We are happy to present the Hydraform technology to Nigerlites. This is an amazing technology that can be used to address the problem associated with housing deficits in the state", he said.
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Hydraform technology, which is the compression of a mixture of soil, cement and water, is reportedly 40% cheaper than conventional materials.
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