Cement: More Reactions Trail Dangote’s Price Slash
Reactions have continued
to trail the recent announcement of cement price reduction by the Dangote Cement Company, in its efforts to encourage construction and development...
Maitama Heights Estate Ready, Soon
Work on the emerging estate to be known as “Maitama Heights”Abuja has reached about 80 per cent completion.
This is coming barely few months after...
Institution Tasks FG On Low Income Houses Funding
The Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (NIESV) Learning Centre has urged the Federal Government to find a solution to the funding of...
NIOB Urges National Building Code Bill Passage
The President of the
Nigerian Institute of Building (NIOB), Mr Tunde Lasabi, has urged the National Assembly to pass the National building code into law.
Lasabi...
Checking Building Collapse In Rivers
Shelter is one of the basic needs of human beings and shelter is provided in a building. Recognising this basic fact, the United Nations...
Revisit Procurement Threshholds, Paint Manufacturer Tells FG
A local paint manufacturer, Michael Oghenejivwe has called on the Federal Government to revisit the nation’s procurement thresholds and stream them into the value-chain.
Oghenejivwe,...
NLC Plans 10,000 Houses In States
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has said that it will build 10,000 housing units across the 36 states of the country for workers and...
FG Demolishes Structures On NNPC’s Right Of Way
The Federal Govern
ment has commenced the demolition of buildings and structures obstructing oil pipelines’ “Right of Way” across the country, a Pipelines and Products...
IDP Camp Fire: Committee Counts Losses
The Presidential
Committee on Flood, Relief and Rehabilitation says the administrative building of the ultra-modern Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) camp gutted by fire in Shendam, Plateau State was...
‘Land Use Act Does Not Hinder Dev’
An estate consultant in Port Harcourt, Benjamin Oti has said that the land use act does not in any way delay or affect housing...
