There are palpable fears that lack of clear-cut policy by previous Federal Capital Territory administrators may undermine investors’ confidence in the real estate sector, while professional bodies are seeking increased funding, creation of appropriate structures or re-organisation of existing institutions for city planning, provision of basic infrastructure and urban services.

The Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Ahmed Dangiwa, has promised to reposition the ministry to function optimally in the delivery of housing to Nigerians.

Director General of National Intelligence Agency (NIA), Ahmed Rufai Abubakar, has said Nigeria must review its engagement with foreign election observers for the purpose of national security.

Faced with a changing practice, the Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA) has charged prospective architects to reposition themselves for the industry by learning new skills and embracing technology.

Professionals, under the aegis of Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA), have expressed concerns over the poor state of the country's public buildings, especially, as they relate to quality maintenance of infrastructure.

In a bid to ensure the wellbeing of the citizenry, the Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA) has called for the expeditous domestication of the National Building Code.

Underwriting firms have attributed the poor performance of the insurance industry to the negative economic indices experienced in 2022, which has affected their business as a sub-sector of the financial system.

The volume of premium delivered by insurance companies in 2022 has risen to about N726.2b, Nigerian Insurers Association (NIA) has said. Chairman, NIA, Olusegun Omosehin, who disclosed this during the association’s yearly general meeting in Lagos..

Court of Appeal in Abuja on Thursday reinstated former Director General, National Intelligence Agency (NIA), Mohammed Dauda who was removed.

To curb incessant failure of structures in the country, the Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA) Lagos chapter has reiterated the need for authorities to outsource monitoring of building sites to professionals in the industry.

Rights group, the Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA), yesterday, tasked the incoming administration, especially the President and the National Assembly to ensure the overhauling of the National Intelligence Agency (NIA) and the police to tackle terrorism.