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💡 Fun Fact: Did you know that the Eko Atlantic project in Lagos is one of the largest civil engineering projects in Africa? Built on reclaimed land from the Atlantic Ocean, it’s a marvel of modern engineering and a symbol of Nigeria’s potential! 🌍 And here’s a powerful quote to inspire all engineers out there "Nigeria’s engineers are the bedrock of our nation’s progress. The future belongs to those who are willing to build it." – Engr. Mustafa Balarabe Shehu, President of the Nigerian Society of Engineers Let’s keep innovating, building, and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in our great nation! https://lnkd.in/dQ9XZr3f 0807-560-2221 It’s Friday, and what better way to celebrate than with a fun fact about engineering in Nigeria? 🌟 Question for You: What’s the most exciting engineering project you know of in Nigeria? Share in the comments below! #FunFactFriday #EngineeringNigeria #EkoAtlantic #EngineeringInnovations #BuildingTheFuture #FridayVibes #cited

#SharingMyResearchOnSSETS #SSETS A research of mine looked into management practices that undermine health and safety in construction. Unhealthy and unsafe practices continue to occur which affects project outcomes. Increasing awareness of the importance of a healthy and safe work environment has contributed to the rising concern for the current unhealthy and unsafe practices in construction. Construction professionals are of the opinion that contractors' poor health and safety culture, unhealthy and unsafe practices largely influence health and safety on job sites. Poor health and safety culture is a major challenge that undermines health and safety performance in the Nigerian construction industry. Hence, the need for the government to enact health and safety laws that suit the peculiarities of the Nigerian construction. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, Lancaster University, British Council, National Universities Commission (NUC) and University of Lagos

The Kubwa Building Collapse: A Wake-Up Call for Engineers, Clients, and Regulators As a Civil/Structural Engineer, I was saddened to see the recent collapse of a two-storey residential building in Kubwa, Abuja. My heart goes out to the families affected by this tragedy. This incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of prioritizing safety in building design and construction. It's a wake-up call for all of us in the industry to ensure that we're doing everything possible to prevent such disasters in the future. The truth is, structural design and building construction should only be entrusted to engineers with relevant experience, not just those with years of experience without a track record of successful projects. Clients, please don't compromise on safety by looking for cheap engineers. It's crucial to invest in professionals who can deliver quality work. To my fellow engineers and contractors, let's make a commitment to always engage professionals with relevant experience in our projects. Let's not compromise on safety for the sake of cost or convenience. And to the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN), I urge you to take a closer look at your certification process. Stop certifying unqualified engineers! Let's make our professional exams stricter, so only experienced and competent engineers who know what they're doing get licensed to practice. Let's work together to build structures that are safe, sustainable, and durable. Let's learn from this tragic incident and make a difference in our industry. #BuildingSafety #StructuralIntegrity #EngineeringExcellence #ConstructionQuality #SafetyFirst #CivilEngineering #StructuralEngineering #Nigeria #Abuja #Kubwa #BuildingCollapse #COREN #EngineeringRegulation

There are numerous challenges facing the average Nigerian construction site engineer or engineers in general in this part of Africa. The unstable economic situation of our country has further deepened the depth of agony faced by young engineers on the field trying to make a living off the profession. A renumeration has been proposed by The Council for the Regulations of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) but has hardly been effective across the sector. The economic realities facing us as a nation are enormous and affect even employers of labour, hence the chain reaction of agony progresses. But in all of these, there's a little difference that can be made to better the ordeal of engineers; As employers of labour, financial change request are submitted because of the instability of the Naira on most projects. As upper reviews are done on material resources, human resources should also be considered in these reviews. That will go a long way to salvage the hardships faced by especially young engineers in the construction sector. MAKE HUNGER NO COME KEE PERSON!

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Navigating the complex landscape of the Nigerian construction industry requires resilience, innovation, and strategic thinking. While infrastructure deficits, economic volatility, and skilled labor shortages persist, opportunities for growth and impact are abundant. How are you and your team overcoming these hurdles and capitalizing on the potential of this dynamic sector? Let's share insights and foster collaboration to build a stronger, more sustainable construction industry in Nigeria. #NigerianConstruction #IndustryChallenges #Opportunities #ConstructionProfessionals #BuiltEnvironment