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THIS may not be the best of time for a society woman, Mrs. Folashade Abiodun Omotade and widow of a former permanent secretary in the Federal civil service, Mr. Deji Omotade, who

AFTER considering government’s current huge budgetary allocations in the real estate subsector, the Nigerian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (NIQS) has advocated significant role in engineering infrastructures projects in the country.

WITH an eye on re-energising the economic activities of eastern Nigeria, create countless jobs, employment and other creative entrepreneurial activities, the developers of the multi- billion naira Heartland Gateway International Market have

RESOLUTE to make significant impacts in the country, particularly towards reducing the nation’s housing units shortfall, a frontline manufacturer of polyurethane prefabricated buildings in Nigeria, Vitapur Nigeria Limited, has called on both

WITH global environmental concerns mounting in the Niger Delta region over oil pollution, a new study has called for the recovery of the $4.1billion gas flare outstanding penalty from oil firms, identified

ARM Properties has launched a programme to encourage middle class segment of the population solve its housing need through an open bid arrangement to homeownership.

WITHOUT aid from some registered land surveyors, the fight against quackery confronting survey practice in the country would have long been won, newly elected registrar of the Surveyors Council of Nigeria (SURCON),

The change of government, current political and economic landscape has had its effect on everyone, including businesses across diverse sectors. The real estate sector and the WTC Abuja project is by no

FOLLOWING the dearth of artisans in the housing industry, members of the Nigerian Institute of Building (NIOB) have urged government to renovate, expand and re-equip existing vocational and technical schools in the

CONTROVERSY is brewing over the purported plan by certain persons and New Town Development Authority (NTDA) officials to illegally acquire land in Lekki Phase II, which the indigenes of Moba in Lekki Peninsula alleged