What is the FISH Programme? ANSWER: The FISH Programme was initiated by the Head of Civil Service of the Federation to provide affordable housing in good locations to civil servants.
Who can participate in the FISH Programme? ANSWER: The FISH Programme is open to all Federal Civil and Public Servants in Nigeria.
Will the government buy the house for me? ANSWER: No, the government will help you secure a mort-gage loan to pay for the house, which you have to repay over a period of years.
Will my mortgage Loan be sent to my Bank account? ANSWER: No, it will be paid directly to the developer through a Primary Mortgage Bank (PMB) and the keys to your house handed over to you.
Will the government buy the house for me? ANSWER: No, the government will help you secure a mortgage loan to pay for the house, which you have to repay over a period of years.
Application for FISH House by Eligible Civil Servants Profiling of Applicants Issuance of House Allocation/Offer Letters to Subscribers Processing Mortgage Payment through FGSHLB or FMBN Equity Contribution and shortfall prodded by the Off-taker or The Equity Contribution and shortfall may be offset on a mutually acceptable arrangement between the developer and the Off-taker Upon payment …
As part of efforts to improve the welfare and morale of Civil Servants especially in the area of housing, the Head of Civil Service of the Federation, Mrs Winifred Ito-0y° on Thursday, 20th December 2018, commissioned two (2) Federal Integrated Staff Housing (FISH) Estates at Kuje, Abuja. Earlier at the International Conference Centre (ICC), Abuja, …
The Federal Integrated Staff Housing (FISH) Programme is a strategic initiative to improve the welfare of Public Servants through the provision of quality and affordable houses. The programme was designed to address the acute accommodation challenges confronting Federal Civil Servants as a result of prevailing market prices of houses which has made it prohibitively expensive …
The Federal Integrated Staff Housing (FISH) Programme has come up with a Schematic Layout Plan and Prototype Designs for various House Types for the proposed FISH Housing Estate, as part of the requirements for acquisition of Land for the Programme. This is featured in the latest publication of the Service Welfare Newsletter. Click to read more.
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