L-R: James Nwagi, board member, International Federation of Consulting Engineers (FIDIC Africa); Nelson Ogunshakin, chief executive officer, FIDIC; Aramide Adeyeye, special adviser to the Lagos State Governor on Works and Infrastructure representing the Governor; Kabelo Motswagole, president, FIDIC Africa, and Charles ‘Yele Akindayomi, chairman, Local Organising Committee, at the 28th Annual FIDIC Africa Infrastructure Conference held in Lagos recently.
Professionals in the built environment across Africa over the past week converged on Lagos for the 28th annual FIDIC Africa Infrastructure Conference, just as the Association for Consulting Engineering in Nigeria (ACEN) made a fresh disclosure that about $11 trillion would be required to close the i
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Seyi John Salau
Seyi John Salau is a BusinessDay Correspondent with interest in development journalism, which tells stories that connect the people, brands, and the government. SeyiJohn is also a media professional with BSc, Mass Communition (ACU); Masters of School Media (MSM, Ibadan) & MSc, Mass Communication (Caleb).
