Raising the bar in surveying for national development

THEY seem innocuous to the average citizen. Except you require their service, their name or their equipment may not make any meaning to you. Yet they are indispensable, if we are to make judicious use of the environment. With

Lillian Chukwu, Abuja

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Raising the bar in surveying for national development

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