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2,764+ Federal Assets Catalogued Nationwide 31 Federal Ministries & Agencies — Fully Inventoried Coverage Across All 36 States + FCT Abuja FPAM — Under the Federal Ministry of Housing & Urban Development 2,764+ Federal Assets Catalogued Nationwide 31 Federal Ministries & Agencies — Fully Inventoried Coverage Across All 36 States + FCT Abuja FPAM — Under the Federal Ministry of Housing & Urban Development
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Who We Are

A Department Built onAccountability & Stewardship

The Department of Federal Public Assets Management operates under the Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development, serving as Nigeria's custodial authority for federal public infrastructure.

2,764+
Assets Catalogued
31
MDAs Covered
36+
States & FCT
1999
Established
Our Identity

Guardians of the Nation's Physical Heritage

FPAM is the federal government's primary authority for the stewardship of Nigeria's physical infrastructure. From iconic landmarks to regional offices, every federal building falls under our custodial mandate.

We operate at the intersection of governance and accountability — ensuring that public investments in physical infrastructure deliver lasting value to the Nigerian people, maintained to the highest standards, and documented with complete transparency.

Asset Registry
Maintains a comprehensive national database of all federal public buildings and facilities across Nigeria.
Facility Maintenance
Oversees repairs, renovations, and servicing of government infrastructure nationwide.
Standards & Policy
Develops and enforces maintenance standards, efficiency benchmarks, and safety guidelines.
Outsourced Services
Supervises third-party facility management service providers contracted by the government.
Central Bank of Nigeria Headquarters, Abuja

"Ensuring every federal asset is functional, safe, and accessible for Nigerians."

Our Mission
Database Status
Asset records updated quarterly across all 31 federal MDAs and 36 states + FCT.
Our Leadership

Institutional Authority

FPAM operates under the direction of senior federal officials appointed to ensure accountable governance of Nigeria's built assets.

01
Honourable Minister
Arc. Ahmed Dangiwa
Federal Ministry of Housing & Urban Development — Political oversight and policy direction for all FPAM operations.
02
Departmental Director
Director, FPAM
Senior civil servant responsible for daily operations, regulatory compliance, and national asset coordination.
03
Assets Coordination
Deputy Director (Assets)
Oversees the national inventory team, MDA liaison officers, and quarterly condition assessment programme.
Our Journey

Milestones in Federal Asset Stewardship

From its founding to the present, FPAM has grown into Nigeria's most comprehensive federal asset management authority.

1999
Establishment
FPAM formally constituted under the democratic transition government. Mandate to document and manage all federal public buildings officially issued.
2004
National Inventory Launch
First comprehensive national audit of federal buildings conducted. Over 800 assets catalogued across 20 states in the initial phase.
2012
Full National Coverage
Expanded to all 36 states and FCT. Digital database introduced. All 31 MDAs fully enrolled in the asset tracking system.
2025
Digital Transformation
Launch of the public-facing FPAM Asset Portal. Real-time inventory access, 2,764+ assets documented with ongoing condition assessments.
What Drives Us

Our Institutional Values

Every action taken by FPAM is guided by a set of foundational principles that define how we serve the Nigerian people and the federal government.

Transparency
All asset data, maintenance records, and procurement activities are documented and available to authorized stakeholders in real time.
Accountability
Every asset under FPAM's custodial mandate is tracked, assessed, and reported upon — no federal building is unaccounted for.
Efficiency
Maintenance, inspection, and condition reporting are managed on structured schedules to prevent costly deterioration and asset loss.
Public Service
The ultimate beneficiary of FPAM's work is the Nigerian citizen — ensuring federal infrastructure serves its intended social purpose.