NICE Chairman Advocates for Sustainable Infrastructure

Tokunbo Ajanaku, the National Chairman of the Nigerian Institution of Civil Engineers (NICE), stressed the significance of sustainable and resilient infrastructure for Nigeria's economic growth in an interview with Voice of Nigeria. He spoke on the sidelines of the ongoing International Civil Engineering Conference and the 24th Annual General Meeting in Lagos, stating that infrastructure must be built and maintained for functionality and sustainability.
Ajanaku pointed out that well-maintained infrastructure can replicate development initiatives nationwide. He addressed the issue of building collapses, noting improvements in construction monitoring, particularly in Lagos, while acknowledging ongoing challenges.
Ajanaku attributed some collapses to buildings constructed during periods of inadequate regulatory oversight. He revealed that NICE is collaborating with other professional institutions to establish a framework for periodic building assessments to identify structural defects early, thereby enhancing public safety.
The conference has over 1000 participants, including civil engineers, industry leaders, academics, and students.
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