The solution to delay and misappropriation of fund in projects can be eliminated in the Nigerian Construction Industry by making projects open to public scrutiny , this was stated by the Commissioner for Works Cross River State Hon, Engr Osim Asu at the Induction Ceremony into the Hall of Fame
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The 5th edition of Nigeria's Construction Industry Hall of Fame and Construction Technology Development Forum was held on the 27th of September 2019 at the Sheraton Hotel, Lagos. The theme of the event centred around innovations, technology, and industry, titled 'Accelerating Wide-Scale Technology and Innovation Adoption in the Energy Market'.
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ABSTRACT Sustainability in energy generation has been a major challenge in so many parts of the world. Nigeria, a country filled with over 170 million people is faced with several challenges such as; environmental pollutions from wastes, poor power supply, etc. According to tandfonline, the major energy source for this country
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The two 737 MAX crashes that killed 346 people and led to what is, so far, a six-month grounding of the jet, stemmed in part from Boeing’s failure to accurately anticipate how pilots would respond to a malfunctioning feature that pointed the jets toward the ground. That’s the key finding
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Artificial intelligence is so pervasive it might ultimately extend into religion in the form of robotic priests, potentially removing human fallibility, according to a Vox report. "Take the Catholic Church: It's very male, very patriarchal, and we have this whole sexual abuse crisis – so would I want a robot priest? Maybe!" Christian Theology
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Uber, the global transporter of people, food and even pets, unveiled the newest vision for the ride-hailing app in San Francisco this week. “We don’t just live in the digital sphere, and the real world comes with all kinds of complications,” says Uber CEO, Dara Khosrowshahi. “And for us, the challenge
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In today’s customer-first world of business, an as-a-service business model makes more sense. Also known as the servitization, flexible consumption model, the anything as a service (XaaS) model, it helps businesses organize their activities around customer needs and opportunities rather than around the product lifecycle. What’s exciting about a servitization business model
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For anyone who has been in a toxic workplace or worked for a toxic boss, you know there are days when you want to just up and quit. But would you quit in desperation, before even having another job lined up? And if so, what in the world would drive you to such
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Researchers have discovered an enormous “pocket” of gas trapped underwater that could either be an enormous untapped natural resource or a potential “ticking time bomb” of greenhouse gas emissions. The problem? Scientists don’t know which it is just yet. The study, published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters, reveals a discovery at
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Raise a glass to Google, it’s finally old enough to drink. The popular search engine celebrated its 21st birthday Friday. In its lifetime, the tech giant has gone from a viral startup that quickly became the best way to look up info online to a behemoth corporation that affects so
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