Unlocking Nigeria’s built environment: The case for proactive maintenance

Nigeria’s major urban centers—Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt—are experiencing rapid growth, and with this expansion comes a heightened demand for infrastructure that is efficient, reliable, and sustainable.

Emmanuel Mark

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