Accreditors’ Programme: Lagos govt begins application processÂ
The Lagos State Government has commenced the application process for its Certified Accreditors’ Programme (CAP) CAP is a Public-Private Partnership ...
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‘How can a building be marked for demolition without having been subjected it to any test?’: Residents accuse govt agency, landlords, property developers of extortion, harassment
SUBAIR MOHAMMED writes on the alleged extortion racket involving Lagos landlords and a government agency. RESIDENTS of Apapa Road in ...
Oyo govt commends College of Agriculture staff for donating building
The Oyo State Government has commended a Staff of Oyo State College of Agriculture (OYSCATECH), Igboora, wife and children who ...
Minimising risk in building collapse
The loss of 22 lives in the collapsed two-storey building in Jos, Plateau State has thrown up once again, the ...
Minimising risk in building collapse
The loss of 22 lives in the collapsed two-storey building in Jos, Plateau State has thrown up once again, the ...
Three trapped, two rescued in Osun building collapse
At least three people were reportedly trapped under the decking of an uncompleted story building that collapsed in the Ayetoro ...
Experts kick against move to ban importation of building materials
Amidst the suggestion that the Federal Government should ban importation of building materials, built environment experts such move will be ...
To reposition NITP, building a befitting secretariat is vital —President
THE president, Nigerian Institute of Town Planners, Nathaniel Atebije, has explained that in view of the strides to reposition the ...
Don’t wait till building collapses before raising alarm —Awobodu
Nigerians have been urged not to wait till a building collapses before raising the alarm about poorly constructed houses or ...
Five-storey building collapses in Onitsha
A five-storey building under construction has collapsed at Basden Street, Fegge, in Onitsha, Anambra State. The incident occurred in the ...
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