Ya’u was arraigned on Tuesday before Justice James Omotosho of the Federal High Court, Abuja alongside the former Executive Director of FMBN, Bola Ogunsola, and the Managing Director of T-Brend Fortunes Nigeria Limited, Tarry Rufus.
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This assurance was given during a strategic meeting between the leaderships of the two agencies in Abuja.
The decision of the Senate to indict the bank was sequel to the report of the Senate Committee on Public Accounts.
The employment vow was contained in a statement issued by the FHA Spokesman, Kenneth Chigelu, in Lagos on Saturday.
The branch Manager, FMBN, Enugu, Emeka Aroh, made the disclosure on Friday in Enugu at a one day seminar organised by a private company, Light Hill Housing Cooperative for multipurpose cooperative societies in the South-East.
A statement signed by Zubaida Umar, the Group Head, Corporate Communications, FMBN, said its Managing Director, Musa Dangiwa, disclosed this during an oversight visit by the Senate Committee on Housing to FMBN headquarters, Abuja.
Dangiwa made the disclosure in Abuja on Saturday in a statement signed by Zubaida Umar, FMBN’s Group Head, Corporate Communications.
Ahmed Dangiwa, Managing Director of the bank, while presenting the cheques in Abuja, urged more civil servants to key into the scheme because of its low interest rates and accessibility.
A statement signed by Zubaida Umar, FMBN Group Head, Corporate Communications on Tuesday in Abuja listed the other organisations as Trade Union Congres and the Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association.
Dangiwa, who spoke with State House correspondents after a closed door meeting with Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo, at the Presidential Villa, said the recapitalisation would boost service delivery.
Fashola disclosed this while inaugurating the respective Governing Boards of the Federal Housing Authority and FMBN on Thursday in Abuja.
Rahimatu Aliyu, the Executive Director, Loans and Mortgage Services of the bank, disclosed this in Yola on Monday at the presentation of cheques to beneficiaries of the FMBN Home Renovation Loan in Adamawa.
The Managing Director of the bank, Ahmed Dangiwa, made the appeal on Monday in Enugu during the inauguration of Jedidiah Gardens, a housing estate built by COPEN Group with support from FMBN.
“There are several organisations not complying with the provisions of the National Housing Fund Act and we hope that the Commission will work with the bank to promote the Act
Kumo urged the Federal Government to intervene in order to enhance more access to the fund by the contributors.
The FMBN boss said that the achievement was made possible through its awareness programmes on the benefit of the fund, which other states key into
He said: “It is on this basis that FMBN has commenced the processing of affordable mortgage loans attracting just six per cent rate of interest and a tenor of up to 30 years, for officers and men of the FRSC to purchase the houses