President of the Nigerian Institute of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (NIESV), Johnbull Amayaevbo, has praised the new National Secretariat as a significant enhancement of the institution’s image.
Speaking at the commissioning of the NIESV National Secretariat in Abuja, Amayaevbo emphasized the importance of the new building, highlighting its role in solidifying the institute’s presence in the Federal Capital Territory.
He described the edifice as a testament to NIESV’s vision and a symbol of its stature as an institution.
“This building holds unique importance for us. It represents the realization of NIESV’s vision to establish a strong presence in the Federal Capital Territory, and this aspiration has now been fulfilled with this magnificent edifice. It truly befits our status as an institution,” Amayaevbo stated.
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He also praised the collective effort that led to the completion of the project, noting, “This is a testament to how the power of collective will can drive significant development. This edifice enhances our visibility in the FCT, and it stands as a testament to the determination of our esteemed members who worked tirelessly to see this project to fruition.”
Amayaevbo expressed gratitude to past presidents of the Institute and stakeholders who contributed to the realization of the project. The commissioning was presided over by the Executive Governor of Edo State, Godwin Obaseki, and was attended by other distinguished dignitaries.
