NIESV urges reconstitution of land use allocation committees | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News

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The Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (NIESV) has called for reconstitution of the land use allocation committees in line with the Land Use Act, and estate surveyors taking prominent roles.

They also sought for professionalisation of the land departments to ensure that the director and registrar positions are occupied by registered estate surveyors and valuers.

The institution stated that the order signed in February 5, 2018 to improve local content in public procurement with science, engineering and technology components impacted on local practitioners. According to him, the order also underscored measure of respect and value President Buhari placed on Nigerian professionals.

He noted that the order had now given them opportunity to carry out projects, which their foreign colleagues were doing without recourse to their regulatory body.

 

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