Lagos architects set to acquire property for secretariat

Poised to boost its visibility and the practice of architecture, the Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA), Lagos State chapter, has taken a bold step to build a befitting secretariat in the metropolis.

Emmanuel Badejo

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