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Surveyors in Lagos State have been urged to actively participate in politics and governance to promoting value-driven leadership and national development. The Guest Speaker, Mr Adewusi Ademola, stated this at the 2026 Annual General Meeting and Luncheon of the Association Of Private Practicing Surveyor of Nigeria, APPSN, Lagos State Branch "themed:" Politics and Governance: Enhancing Value-Driven leadership in the Professional and Political Landscape", held at Magodo. From left: Representative, Executive Chairman Ikorodu Local Government Area, Mr Babawale Alogba; Representative, Guest Speaker, Mr Adeusi Ademola; Chairman Association of Private Practising Surveyors of Nigeria (APPSN) Lagos State Chapter, Mr Afolabi Olaoluwa and Representative, Deputy President, Nigeria Institution of Surveyors (NIS), Mr Afolabi Sholesi during the 2026 APPSN Annual General Meeting & Luncheon in Lagos on Tuesday. He emphasized that professionals in politics must steer value-driven gover...

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...

• highlight Nigeria’s Tax Reform Agenda From left: Former President, Nigerian Institution of Surveyors (NIS), Prof. Francis Fajemirokun; Guess Lecturer, Proff. Isaac Nwaogwugwu: Deputy President NIS, Mr Kunle Ogunbodewa and Chairman NIS, Lagos Branch, Chief Adedeji Olanrewaju during the 21th Annual Adekunle Kukoyi Memorial Lecture by the Nigerian Institution of Surveyors Lagos State Branch in Lagos on Wednesday. The Nigerian Institution of Surveyors (NIS), Lagos State Branch, hosted the 21st edition of the Annual Adekunle Kukoyi Memorial Lecture, reaffirming the relevance of the late surveyor’s legacy in professional excellence, leadership and public service. At the event held at the Alausa Secretariat, Ikeja on Wednesday, the Chairman of the Lagos State Branch of the NIS, Surv. Adedeji Olanrewaju, FNIS, described the lecture series as a platform that has consistently addressed critical national issues, including leadership, good governance, integrity and socio-e...

...As NIS holds 40th AGM in Lagos The former Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, SAN and the Special Adviser to the Governor of Lagos State on Survey Matters, Surv. Ayokunnu Adesina has charged surveyors on professionalism and enhanced quality service delivery to uphold the credibility of the profession. They stated that such assets are required to deepen the nation's development. L-R: Past President, Nigerian Institution of Surveyors (NIS), Prof. Francis Fajemirokun; Assistant Secretary, NIS Lagos State Branch, Mr. Apatira Abolade; the branch Chairman, Mr. Kolade Kasim and former Minister of Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, SAN receiving an appreciation award as Guest Speaker, during the 40th Annual General Meeting, Luncheon and Investiture of NIS Lagos State Branch, at the Highpoint Event Centre and Suites, CBD-Alausa in Ikeja, on Wednesday. The call was made on Wednesday at the 40th Annual General Meeting Luncheon and Investiture of the Nigeria...

  In a bid to deepen efforts at reducing flooding in Lagos, Surveyors have made known its commitment to joining the Lagos State Government in tackling the threat with continued education of members of the professional body. Nigerian Institution of Surveyors, NIS Lagos State branch on Thursday at their Secretariat held the 2025 Mandatory Continuing Professional Development to engage members on a professional development series of lectures with the theme: Intelligent Flood Hazard and Vulnerability Mapping. The Vice Chairman of the branch, Surveyor Olukayode Ogundare, noted that the enlightenment program was put together not only to refresh members, but also used as a platform to teach them in new ways at proffering solutions to problems affecting the profession and its environment. He pointed out that flooding in Lagos State is not only a government malaise but one that portends challenges for surveys and surveyors. Ogundare opined that continued education on flooding in th...