MD/CEO ATA-TECH BUILDING SERVICES (ABS), Reg.Builder, Project Manager, Training Facilitator. I construct and manage building projects with highest standard.
Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Joined September 2012
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Delivering building projects to clients collaboratively for mutual benefits.
#Construction #building #portharcourt
@PHCinpictures @DirectPHC @phglobalshapers @Hello_PHC @PHTafia @gidiPHC @MNDA_Ng @RiversNiob @NATLTWEET @ebibozimo @mimieyo @landhtoday @NHCC_UG – at Port Harcourt, Nigeria
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The Builder’s Role: Strengthening the City Image
A Builder, through professional building construction and maintenance practice, shapes the physical identity and environmental character of every city.
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NIOB Membership Application Now Open.
It’s another application cycle for interested persons who studied Building, Building students, and Building Artisans to register with the Nigerian Institute of Building (NIOB).
Blessed be the name of the Lord!
#BuildersAreSpeciailists
#buildwithbuilders
Bldr. Usenobong Emmanuel Atangaedi, Publicity Secretary Nigerian Institute of Building (NIOB) is a committed and highly skilled construction professional with proven expertise in carpentry, quality assurance, construction project management, building production management,
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Housing Ministry Advances Efforts to Institutionalise Housing Data, Reveals 15.2 Million Inadequate Units
The Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development has disclosed that approximately 15.2 million housing units across Nigeria are structurally inadequate, highlighting a critical dimension of the country’s housing challenge beyond the construction of new homes.
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Building Collapse: Corrosion of Reinforcement & Material Deterioration.
Reinforcement corrosion is a silent but highly dangerous contributor to building collapse.When steel reinforcement is exposed to moisture, aggressive chemicals, or inadequate concrete cover, corrosion sets in
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THE BUILDER’S ROLE – SITE DOCUMENTATION & RECORD KEEPING
As Construction Project Managers, Builders are responsible for maintaining comprehensive documentation that guides every phase of the building construction process.
Bldr. Usenobong Atangaedi(MNIOB, QAA, IQAM) retweeted
In life, not all successes or contributions are loud. Some of them are silent but yet absolutely impactful.
Today, Builder Adebayo Dauda, MNIOB, registrar, NIOB shares with us the silent contributions of the building profession to the growth and development of Nigeria.
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Building Collapse: A Major Cause — Inadequate Construction Supervision.
Many building failures and collapses occur not only due to inadequate design, but largely as a result of poor or absent of construction supervision by the statutory professional – Registered Builder.
As a Registered Builder, it is my responsibility to ensure efficient supervisory oversight of all the construction procedures and processes leading to achieving structurally stable buildings.
Building Collapse: A Major Cause — Inadequate Construction Supervision.
Many building failures and collapses occur not only due to inadequate design, but largely as a result of poor or absent of construction supervision by the statutory professional – Registered Builder.
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A gentle reminder: you’re stronger, smarter, and more capable than you think.
Keep believing in yourself!
#motivationquotes
#motivationdailyquotes
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Bldr. Chinasa Jonathan, the Honorary General Secretary of the Nigerian Institute of Building (NIOB) explains to us why the involvement of professional builders in the construction industry is an all-important thing to be done
It was a huge success!
Congratulations to all the new Corporate Members of @niobnational !!!
The 5th Pa Osikoya Memorial Lecture and Induction of new Corporate Members event was captured by TVC and reported thus.
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Bldr. Victor Friday Okon, MNIOB, the Financial Secretary of NIOB is a dedicated, experienced, and result-oriented professional Builder with proven competence in Building Production Management, Value Engineering, Project Supervision, and Contract Administration
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With the third Vice President of the Nigerian Institute of Building (NIOB) where we asked him why he is proud to be a builder as we wanted to know his perspective to how he feels being one of the outstanding builders in the country.
#buildersarespecialists
#buildwithbuilders
Bldr. Usenobong Atangaedi(MNIOB, QAA, IQAM) retweeted
Every time a new leadership emerges, the people are always very eager to know their plans and vision.
Today, we highlight the First Vice President of the Nigerian Institute of Building (NIOB) as he shared with us, the things we should expect from their tenure.
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NIGERIA'S FORGOTTEN WONDER?
One of the most notable examples of Lagos' Afro-Brazilian legacy from the 19th century is the Water House, located on Lagos Island at the intersection of Kakawa Street and Candido Da Rocha Street.
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Bldr. Kandi Chingle, FNIOB, the Treasurer of the Nigerian Institute of Building, NIOB (2025–2027) is a disciplined, inquisitive, and purpose-driven professional whose career reflects over sixteen years of excellence in building
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Courage does not need to be loud or dramatic. It doesn’t always look like bold leaps, big wins or loud victories.
Sometimes, courage is quiet and gentle. It’s the soft whisper inside you that refuses to give up, even when there are many reasons to.
