Planners seek end to deterioration in human settlements

Worried by poor adoption of physical planning laws, the Nigerian Institute of Town Planners (NITP) has called on the federal and state governments to rise above the lethargy towards ordered settlements and faithfully commit to preparation and implementation of physical development plans.

Victor Gbonegun

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