Why completing abandoned buildings for habitation is dangerous —Experts
Completing abandoned uncompleted buildings for habitation carries major safety and financial implications including structural degradation and high renovation costs. To ensure the buildings are safe for use after their completion, the issue of structural degradation and others must be adequately addresed, according to construction experts.
ESVARBON inducts 113 surveyors, renews fight against pseudo practices
BARELY one month after his inauguration as the Chairman of the Estate Surveyors and Valuers Registration Board of Nigeria, ESVARBON, Elder William Oruka Odudu presided over the induction of 113 newly registered estate surveyors and valuers, vowing to use everything at his disposal to fight quackery in the profession. He also pledged to double the numerical strength of registered estate surveyors and valuers in the country before the expiration of his tenure in 2016.
Why we are partnering NLC to build N960bn workers’ housing estates – Madawaki
THE leadership of the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC and its local partner Kriston Lally Ngeria EPC, recently visited Athens, Greece to meet with their foreign partners, Kriston-Lally Enterprises and Attikat on the NLC/Kriston-Lally N960 billion Workers Housing Scheme in Nigeria. The NLC was led by its President, Mr. Umar Abdulwaheed.
FG flags off construction of Zaria Water Project
The Federal Government has commenced the construction of Zaria Water Supply expansion project. The project located in Zaria and Kaduna states was started in 2006 with the construction of Galma multipurpose dam by the Federal Government mainly for supply of raw water to various communities, as well as irrigation and power generation.
Common sense unveils 100–unit Lagos Signature Estate
Common Sense Estate Limited, a subsidiary of Common Sense Group, CSG, last week, unveiled a 100-unit housing estate that would be used for both commercial and residential purposes.
LAWMA boosts PSP operations with 100 mini trucks
The Lagos State Waste Management Authority, LAWMA has acquired 100 Tata mini trucks for effective management of refuse in the state. The acquisition was informed by the need for proper coordination of refuse or domestic waste in some areas where heavy duty refuse disposal trucks cannot access.
