Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, has urged the Nigerian Institute of Architects, (NIA) and other related bodies, to build sustainable infrastructure that will meet the Nation’s population growth.
This was disclosed at a conference in Abuja, with the theme “Trends that shape architects future”.
The vice-president said there would be a more significant impact on Nigerians if professional bodies played more active roles in the implementation of government plans and policies.
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Nigeria has been faced with a lot of infrastructural challenges over the years .
Among factors responsible for this, is the inability, of the Government to align its policies .
The nation’s poor infrastructure situation ranges from electricity, housing and lack of good roads which has made the nation unlivable for its citizens.
This is why the Nigerian Institute of Architects ,and relevant stakeholders in the infrastructure sector, have decided to launch the integrated infrastructure conference.
They believe it will help proffer solutions, to the nations infrastructural problems.
The Vice President Yemi Osinbajo at the conference disclosed that Government’s policies will have more impact, if professional bodies played a more active role in the implementation process.
He commended the Institute for coming up with the Integrated Infrastructure Research for Development Conference as its contribution to the country’s National Development Plan, noting that situating architecture in the creative industry was apt.
Osinbajo also emphasised the need for the building sector to drive the industry and its operations as much as possible.
According to him, it is very important that the sector itself drives reforms, regulation and policy.
Stakeholders agreed that; integrated infrastructure in Nigeria will conquer poverty and should be highly encouraged.
The Vice President and Stakeholders are optimistic about the outcome of the conference, as they believe it will help improve the Nation’s Infrastructure into global best practices.
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, has urged the Nigerian Institute of Architects, (NIA) and other related bodies, to build sustainable infrastructure that will meet the Nation’s population growth.
This was disclosed at a conference in Abuja, with the theme “Trends that shape architects future”.
The vice-president said there would be a more significant impact on Nigerians if professional bodies played more active roles in the implementation of government plans and policies.
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Nigeria has been faced with a lot of infrastructural challenges over the years .
Among factors responsible for this, is the inability, of the Government to align its policies .
The nation’s poor infrastructure situation ranges from electricity, housing and lack of good roads which has made the nation unlivable for its citizens.
This is why the Nigerian Institute of Architects ,and relevant stakeholders in the infrastructure sector, have decided to launch the integrated infrastructure conference.
They believe it will help proffer solutions, to the nations infrastructural problems.
The Vice President Yemi Osinbajo at the conference disclosed that Government’s policies will have more impact, if professional bodies played a more active role in the implementation process.
He commended the Institute for coming up with the Integrated Infrastructure Research for Development Conference as its contribution to the country’s National Development Plan, noting that situating architecture in the creative industry was apt.
Osinbajo also emphasised the need for the building sector to drive the industry and its operations as much as possible.
According to him, it is very important that the sector itself drives reforms, regulation and policy.
Stakeholders agreed that; integrated infrastructure in Nigeria will conquer poverty and should be highly encouraged.
The Vice President and Stakeholders are optimistic about the outcome of the conference, as they believe it will help improve the Nation’s Infrastructure into global best practices.
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, has urged the Nigerian Institute of Architects, (NIA) and other related bodies, to build sustainable infrastructure that will meet the Nation’s population growth.
This was disclosed at a conference in Abuja, with the theme “Trends that shape architects future”.
The vice-president said there would be a more significant impact on Nigerians if professional bodies played more active roles in the implementation of government plans and policies.
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Nigeria has been faced with a lot of infrastructural challenges over the years .
Among factors responsible for this, is the inability, of the Government to align its policies .
The nation’s poor infrastructure situation ranges from electricity, housing and lack of good roads which has made the nation unlivable for its citizens.
This is why the Nigerian Institute of Architects ,and relevant stakeholders in the infrastructure sector, have decided to launch the integrated infrastructure conference.
They believe it will help proffer solutions, to the nations infrastructural problems.
The Vice President Yemi Osinbajo at the conference disclosed that Government’s policies will have more impact, if professional bodies played a more active role in the implementation process.
He commended the Institute for coming up with the Integrated Infrastructure Research for Development Conference as its contribution to the country’s National Development Plan, noting that situating architecture in the creative industry was apt.
Osinbajo also emphasised the need for the building sector to drive the industry and its operations as much as possible.
According to him, it is very important that the sector itself drives reforms, regulation and policy.
Stakeholders agreed that; integrated infrastructure in Nigeria will conquer poverty and should be highly encouraged.
The Vice President and Stakeholders are optimistic about the outcome of the conference, as they believe it will help improve the Nation’s Infrastructure into global best practices.
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, has urged the Nigerian Institute of Architects, (NIA) and other related bodies, to build sustainable infrastructure that will meet the Nation’s population growth.
This was disclosed at a conference in Abuja, with the theme “Trends that shape architects future”.
The vice-president said there would be a more significant impact on Nigerians if professional bodies played more active roles in the implementation of government plans and policies.
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Nigeria has been faced with a lot of infrastructural challenges over the years .
Among factors responsible for this, is the inability, of the Government to align its policies .
The nation’s poor infrastructure situation ranges from electricity, housing and lack of good roads which has made the nation unlivable for its citizens.
This is why the Nigerian Institute of Architects ,and relevant stakeholders in the infrastructure sector, have decided to launch the integrated infrastructure conference.
They believe it will help proffer solutions, to the nations infrastructural problems.
The Vice President Yemi Osinbajo at the conference disclosed that Government’s policies will have more impact, if professional bodies played a more active role in the implementation process.
He commended the Institute for coming up with the Integrated Infrastructure Research for Development Conference as its contribution to the country’s National Development Plan, noting that situating architecture in the creative industry was apt.
Osinbajo also emphasised the need for the building sector to drive the industry and its operations as much as possible.
According to him, it is very important that the sector itself drives reforms, regulation and policy.
Stakeholders agreed that; integrated infrastructure in Nigeria will conquer poverty and should be highly encouraged.
The Vice President and Stakeholders are optimistic about the outcome of the conference, as they believe it will help improve the Nation’s Infrastructure into global best practices.
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, has urged the Nigerian Institute of Architects, (NIA) and other related bodies, to build sustainable infrastructure that will meet the Nation’s population growth.
This was disclosed at a conference in Abuja, with the theme “Trends that shape architects future”.
The vice-president said there would be a more significant impact on Nigerians if professional bodies played more active roles in the implementation of government plans and policies.
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Nigeria has been faced with a lot of infrastructural challenges over the years .
Among factors responsible for this, is the inability, of the Government to align its policies .
The nation’s poor infrastructure situation ranges from electricity, housing and lack of good roads which has made the nation unlivable for its citizens.
This is why the Nigerian Institute of Architects ,and relevant stakeholders in the infrastructure sector, have decided to launch the integrated infrastructure conference.
They believe it will help proffer solutions, to the nations infrastructural problems.
The Vice President Yemi Osinbajo at the conference disclosed that Government’s policies will have more impact, if professional bodies played a more active role in the implementation process.
He commended the Institute for coming up with the Integrated Infrastructure Research for Development Conference as its contribution to the country’s National Development Plan, noting that situating architecture in the creative industry was apt.
Osinbajo also emphasised the need for the building sector to drive the industry and its operations as much as possible.
According to him, it is very important that the sector itself drives reforms, regulation and policy.
Stakeholders agreed that; integrated infrastructure in Nigeria will conquer poverty and should be highly encouraged.
The Vice President and Stakeholders are optimistic about the outcome of the conference, as they believe it will help improve the Nation’s Infrastructure into global best practices.
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, has urged the Nigerian Institute of Architects, (NIA) and other related bodies, to build sustainable infrastructure that will meet the Nation’s population growth.
This was disclosed at a conference in Abuja, with the theme “Trends that shape architects future”.
The vice-president said there would be a more significant impact on Nigerians if professional bodies played more active roles in the implementation of government plans and policies.
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Nigeria has been faced with a lot of infrastructural challenges over the years .
Among factors responsible for this, is the inability, of the Government to align its policies .
The nation’s poor infrastructure situation ranges from electricity, housing and lack of good roads which has made the nation unlivable for its citizens.
This is why the Nigerian Institute of Architects ,and relevant stakeholders in the infrastructure sector, have decided to launch the integrated infrastructure conference.
They believe it will help proffer solutions, to the nations infrastructural problems.
The Vice President Yemi Osinbajo at the conference disclosed that Government’s policies will have more impact, if professional bodies played a more active role in the implementation process.
He commended the Institute for coming up with the Integrated Infrastructure Research for Development Conference as its contribution to the country’s National Development Plan, noting that situating architecture in the creative industry was apt.
Osinbajo also emphasised the need for the building sector to drive the industry and its operations as much as possible.
According to him, it is very important that the sector itself drives reforms, regulation and policy.
Stakeholders agreed that; integrated infrastructure in Nigeria will conquer poverty and should be highly encouraged.
The Vice President and Stakeholders are optimistic about the outcome of the conference, as they believe it will help improve the Nation’s Infrastructure into global best practices.
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, has urged the Nigerian Institute of Architects, (NIA) and other related bodies, to build sustainable infrastructure that will meet the Nation’s population growth.
This was disclosed at a conference in Abuja, with the theme “Trends that shape architects future”.
The vice-president said there would be a more significant impact on Nigerians if professional bodies played more active roles in the implementation of government plans and policies.
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Nigeria has been faced with a lot of infrastructural challenges over the years .
Among factors responsible for this, is the inability, of the Government to align its policies .
The nation’s poor infrastructure situation ranges from electricity, housing and lack of good roads which has made the nation unlivable for its citizens.
This is why the Nigerian Institute of Architects ,and relevant stakeholders in the infrastructure sector, have decided to launch the integrated infrastructure conference.
They believe it will help proffer solutions, to the nations infrastructural problems.
The Vice President Yemi Osinbajo at the conference disclosed that Government’s policies will have more impact, if professional bodies played a more active role in the implementation process.
He commended the Institute for coming up with the Integrated Infrastructure Research for Development Conference as its contribution to the country’s National Development Plan, noting that situating architecture in the creative industry was apt.
Osinbajo also emphasised the need for the building sector to drive the industry and its operations as much as possible.
According to him, it is very important that the sector itself drives reforms, regulation and policy.
Stakeholders agreed that; integrated infrastructure in Nigeria will conquer poverty and should be highly encouraged.
The Vice President and Stakeholders are optimistic about the outcome of the conference, as they believe it will help improve the Nation’s Infrastructure into global best practices.
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, has urged the Nigerian Institute of Architects, (NIA) and other related bodies, to build sustainable infrastructure that will meet the Nation’s population growth.
This was disclosed at a conference in Abuja, with the theme “Trends that shape architects future”.
The vice-president said there would be a more significant impact on Nigerians if professional bodies played more active roles in the implementation of government plans and policies.
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Nigeria has been faced with a lot of infrastructural challenges over the years .
Among factors responsible for this, is the inability, of the Government to align its policies .
The nation’s poor infrastructure situation ranges from electricity, housing and lack of good roads which has made the nation unlivable for its citizens.
This is why the Nigerian Institute of Architects ,and relevant stakeholders in the infrastructure sector, have decided to launch the integrated infrastructure conference.
They believe it will help proffer solutions, to the nations infrastructural problems.
The Vice President Yemi Osinbajo at the conference disclosed that Government’s policies will have more impact, if professional bodies played a more active role in the implementation process.
He commended the Institute for coming up with the Integrated Infrastructure Research for Development Conference as its contribution to the country’s National Development Plan, noting that situating architecture in the creative industry was apt.
Osinbajo also emphasised the need for the building sector to drive the industry and its operations as much as possible.
According to him, it is very important that the sector itself drives reforms, regulation and policy.
Stakeholders agreed that; integrated infrastructure in Nigeria will conquer poverty and should be highly encouraged.
The Vice President and Stakeholders are optimistic about the outcome of the conference, as they believe it will help improve the Nation’s Infrastructure into global best practices.
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