By Mashe Umaru Gwamna
An estate surveyor and valuer ESV Peter Eke said upholding ethics in estate surveying and valuation practice in Nigeria is very important.
ESV Peter stated this in Abuja , yesterday.
He described Ethics as principles and values that guide human behaviours, decision-making, and interactions. He said it also involves considering what is right from wrong, good behavior or bad in various contexts, including personal, professional and societal settings.
According to him, Estate Surveyors and Valuers, play a crucial role in the estate industry.
“An estate surveyor expertise and professional advice on real estate matters and impacts significantly in financial decisions making hence make ethical conduct essential.”
He said that there are various reasons why ethics matters a lot in estate surveying and valuation practice such as
“Public trust ,clients rely on our expertise making trust very essential
Professional Republican: Ethical conduct upholds the reputation of the profession. Quality Services: Ethics ensure high-quality services and professional advice and
Compliance: Adhering to ethical guidelines helps comply with regulations”.
The estate surveyor and Valuer mentioned key ethical principles upholding ethics .
He reiterated that integrity is the watch word. Honesty, transparency and objectivity in all dealings.
He said maintaining the confidentiality and the information of clients must be protected.
He said objectivity it’s very important we avoid conflicts of interest and maintain impartiality
Also, competence “We have to stay updated on the industry developments, law and regulations”.
He emphasized that professionalism is important.”It is very important you conduct yourself with dignity and courtesy”, he added.
