Global Surveyors’ Day: NIS tasks Nigerians to engage qualified Surveyors, donates food items to orphanage

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From: Femi Oyelola, Kaduna

The Chairman of Nigerian Institution of Surveyors (NIS) Kaduna state Chapter Surv. Daudu Andrew has charged members of the public to always engage qualified surveyors in their building projects to avoid incidents of building collapse.
He asserted this during a press Conference to commemorate the 2023 Surveyors Global Day held in Kaduna yesterday.
Surv. Daudu Andrew explained that surveyors and survey plans were crucial in any building construction all over the world.
He said Surveyors were indispensable experts needed for accuracy in infrastructural planning and development across all sectors in the nation.
The NIS Chairman also advised surveyors, to take their rightful place as the bedrock of development, while calling on all professionals in the construction industry to restrict practice areas of competencies.
He, however expressed dismay over not being carried along by the government, but said the institution is working tirelessly to turn the clock around and surveyors are accorded their right places by government.

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