Monday, 10 November 2014

There is always something to learn in NIA AGM


All Architects in Nigeria should converge on Ilorin, Kwara State for the 54th General Assembly and Conference of the Nigerian Institute of Architects, the umbrella body of all Architects in the nation from the 19th to the 22nd of November 2014. It is a forum to make your voice heard, to make your own contribution to the development of the profession in Nigeria.

Architecture, being a dynamic profession is constantly evolving. It is therefore a time to catch up with the trends as you learn from seasoned practitioners in the field. You can also tap from the wealth of experience of senior colleagues, especially members of the esteemed College of Fellows, which can serve as a catalyst for you in your own practice. You would definitely be inspired by the achievements of eminent Architects who have contributed to the development of the profession and the nation in general.

Wherever you are in the profession of Architecture, there is always something to learn at the Annual General Meeting of the Nigerian Institute of Architects.
#AttendNIAAGM2014

Friday, 7 November 2014

ADVERTISEMENT FOR NIA EXAMS OF MARCH 2015 IS OUT

The advertisement for NIA Exams (Part 1, Part 2 and PPE) for March 2015 is out. It was published on page 56 of the Guardian Newspaper of Tuesday November 4th 2014. Candidates wishing to sit for the exams are advised to see the newspaper for details. Below is the copy of the advert.

Monday, 15 September 2014

Welcome to Ilorin, host city for NIA AGM 2014

ILORIN CITY, Serene, simple and secure, it is devoid of those construction cranes clinging to heaven-kissing complexes of concrete and metals usually visible in the skylines of Lagos and Abuja. Yet, it has new structures springing up daily. It is a city on the move, although seemingly motionless. And, for the first time visitors, Ilorin's sleepy outlook belies the vitality and dynamism of its ever-increasing population.

EASY TRANSPORTATION
Ilorin's central location makes it easily accessible to all parts of the country by air, road transport or rail.
Although the Ilorin International Airport has been re-designated and equipped as International Cargo Airport, there are scheduled commercial flights to and from Ilorin by Over land and Capital Airlines. Current destinations include Lagos, Abuja and Jos.
By road, Ilorin is equidistant to all major population centers north and south of Nigeria. The city offers reliable road transport services to Lagos, Ogun, Osun, Ondo, Oyo Ekiti, Kogi, Niger, Kaduna and Plateau States. Similar services are available to and from Onitsa, Port Harcourt, Abuja, Aba and others.