In a bold move to address Nigeria’s growing housing deficit and support the federal government’s drive for affordable and efficient homeownership, ‘Home on demand’, a pioneering PropTech housing innovation platform, has unveiled plans to recruit over 500 certified builders and developers across the country.
The initiative, described as Africa’s most ambitious housing transformation movement, seeks to establish a transparent, technology-driven construction ecosystem that connects design, development, and delivery in one seamless process, setting a new benchmark for the real estate industry across the continent.
Speaking during a media briefing, the Chief Executive Officer of Homes on Demand, Mallam Bashir Ademola Yusuf, described the project as a revolutionary
intervention designed to redefine how homes are built, delivered, and experienced in Africa.
“This idea was born out of a desire to make homeownership simpler, smarter, and more transparent,” Mallam Bashir said.
“We are not just building houses; we are building a new way of life, one where technology and trust become the foundation of every home.
“A New Era for Housing Delivery, Homes on Demand integrates design, development, and delivery through a digital platform that allows clients to order, customize, and monitor their dream homes from anywhere in the world.
“Each stage, from concept to completion, is powered by its SmartSite Dashboard and Construction Playbook, ensuring real-time transparency, speed, and accountability between all stakeholders, including architects, developers, builders, and suppliers.
“The system is built to eliminate the long-standing challenges of delay, distrust, and disconnectionthat have plagued traditional housing delivery systems in Nigeria and many parts of Africa.
“Beginning from November 10, 2025, we will open our nationwide builder network, onboarding hundreds of certified developers and construction professionals who will deliver future projects through our digital ecosystem.
“The initiative is expected to stimulate the housing economy, expand professional
opportunities for local builders, and inspire a new culture of ethical construction across the continent.
“This movement is about rewriting Africa’s housing story, where excellence is the standard and integrity is non-negotiable,” Mallam Bashir added.
