Nigerian Army's PHDL Enhances Estate Operations Standardisation and Transparency
The Nigerian Army Post-Service Housing Development Limited (PHDL) is enhancing estate management through standardisation and transparency initiatives, as announced by CEO Major General Isaiah Allison during a meeting with Post-Service Housing Estate Residents Associations (POHERA) chairmen. Key measures include quarterly audits, a joint signatory arrangement for estate accounts, and capacity-building sessions on financial management, while emphasizing that housing for military personnel is designated solely as retirement homes. The meeting also addressed estate security and updated governance rules, alongside a rebranding of residents' associations for improved coordination.
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The Nigerian Army Post-Service Housing Development Limited (PHDL) is advancing standardisation, accountability, and transparency in estate management. CEO Major General Isaiah Allison announced initiatives during a meeting with Post-Service Housing Estate Residents Associations (POHERA) chairmen on January 19, 2026, in Abuja.
He emphasized that housing built under the Army Housing Ownership Option for Officers and Soldiers scheme is not for sale, serving solely as retirement homes for military personnel. PHDL will implement quarterly audits and inspections to ensure compliance with governance standards.
The meeting also introduced a joint signatory arrangement for estate accounts to enhance financial transparency and featured capacity-building sessions on financial management. Additionally, all residents' associations will be renamed POHERA, adopting a unified logo and letterhead for better coordination. Issues discussed included estate security and updated governance rules.
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