…Lagos and neighbouring countries. Lagos attracts workers with its large market, busy construction industry and concentration of businesses. ​For people from communities close to Nigeria’s borders, travelling to Lagos for work can be part of an established pattern rather than a one-off journey. But when children are par…

…country’s largest construction event, will showcase products and solutions for Nigeria’s construction industry, which is projected to expand on a $54bn output recorded in 2025. The sixth edition of the event will be held at the Landmark Centre and feature more than 165 exhibitors from over 20 countries, while organiser…

…public complaints over the high cost of cement, a common staple in the country’s construction industry.” The FCCPC said Nigeria had substantial limestone deposits and installed cement production capacity estimated at between 60 million and 65 million metric tonnes annually, compared with domestic consumption of about 2…

…developers remain largely unregulated despite nearly every other professional in the construction industry operating under statutory oversight. He said the regulatory gap had encouraged fraudulent practices, weakened accountability and exposed homebuyers and investors to avoidable financial and safety risks. Adeoye pro…

…coordinated action by government, regulatory agencies and professionals across the construction industry. He said sustained capacity building through regular workshops, training programmes and professional development would strengthen compliance with established standards and improve the quality of building production…

The Anambra State Government has urged construction industry stakeholders to prioritise professionalism, citing the dangers of unqualified practitioners.