Edo State government has called for better collaboration with estate surveyors to sustain the gains recorded by his administration in the built environment and drive further development in the sector.
Governor Godwin Obaseki gave the charge when he received the Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (NIESV) Council led by the outgoing President, Johnbull Amayaevbo, who was on a courtesy visit at the Government House, Benin City, the Edo State capital.
Obaseki, represented by his Deputy, Omobayo Godwins, commended the Council for choosing Edo as the destination for its 53rd yearly conference, acknowledged the economic benefit of the conference to the state, especially in the hospitality sector.
He said: “When you work with a man with a vision, who has the development plan, he will surely welcome those that will help him achieve his vision and plan for the state. The master plan is important to the State and it’s very important to revive it and improve on it to put the state on the path of development. This prompted the governor to come up with the 30-year Benin and Regional Master Plans.”
The governor further called for improved collaboration between the Edo State Government and NIESV, describing it as a symbiotic relationship that will continue to improve the built environment.
On his part, NIESV President, Johnbull Amayaevbo, commended Godwin Obaseki administration’s impact on various sectors of Edo’s economy.
