NIS Lagos tasks Practitioners on adaptation to Tech, Regulatory Shifts, Skill upgrade

The Nigerian Institution of Surveyors (NIS) Lagos State Branch has called on professionals in Nigeria to brace up for technological integration, workforce shortages, and regulatory complexities to drive multi-sectoral growth.

Speaking at a news conference, held to mark the 2026 Global Surveyors’ Day Celebration, at Alausa with the theme: "Surveyors Challenges In Multi Sectoral Growth”, the NIS Chairman of Lagos Branch, Adedeji Olanrewaju, urges practitioners to embrace mentorship and maintain their professional boundaries.

From left - Secretary, Nigeria Institution of Surveyors (NIS) Lagos State Branch, Mr Femi Fatoki; Vice Chairman NIS Lagos, Mr Moses Ogundare and Vice Chairman Association of Private Practising Surveyors of Nigeria (APPSN), Mr Gbenga Adams during a news conference on the 2026 Global Surveyors Day "Surveyors Challenges in Multi-Sectional Growth" in Lagos, on Saturday, March 21, 2026.

Olanrewaju, spoke through his Vice, Moses Ogundare, highlighted key hurdles faced by Surveying professionals which included tech Integration amid costly workforce and skill gaps, regulatory navigation, environmental risks as well as unsafe working conditions with impact efficiency.

He commended the Lagos State government for the implementation of the Land Grabbing law in the state, saying the NIS Lagos Branch was committed to working with the present administration to address the issues of quackery.

Also speaking, the Association of Private Practicing Surveyor of Nigeria, APPSN, Lagos Branch, Olaoluwa Afolabi, represented by his Vice, Adams Olugbenga, implored surveyors to practice ethically and avoid supporting unlicensed operators while urging residents to desist from patronising quacks.

In his remarks at the event which featured games, aerobics and interactive sessions, Acting Surveyor-General of Lagos State, Saliu Odupe who was represented by an official, Solomon Olufemi, congratulated professionals in the state and reaffirmed supports to move the profession forward and ensure sustainable growth in the sector.

He urged members to continue to uplift professionalism in surveying and assured them of government support when needed.


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