This episode focuses on Effective Delivery of Construction Projects in Nigeria and the role of "Cost Counter"  

Guest: Mr Uduak Inyang Udoh FNIQS, Deputy Rector Yaba College of Technology.

This episode focuses on The Roles of Builders in Facilities Management with Dr. Olufemi Akinsola, National Chairman , Nigeria Institute of Builders in Facilities Management and Mr. Jeremiah Olatinwo PRO, Nigeria Institute of Builders in Facilities Management

Insightful Conversation on the Role of African Cities in Attaining Sustainable Development with Dr. Omoayena Odunbaku

Human Settlements Officer for Anglophone West Africa, UN-Habitat on The Built Environment Show powered by School of Environmental Studies Yaba College of Technology.

This episode focuses on Housing Investment and Funding in the Built Environment with Mrs.Bolanle Ibitola. Managing Director, JABETZA Realty Lagos State.

A closer look at wildlife laws in Nigeria; Oiza speaks with Wilson Ogoke, Policy Coordinator,

Africa Nature Investors Foundation on Laws provided for the protection of wildlife and endangered species in Nigeria particularly The Endangered Species Act 2016 as amended, as well as the level of enforcement of these laws.

This episode focuses on National Housing Fund and Mortgage Insurance; The Way Forward with Mr. Anifowoshe Oladipupo, a mortgage banker in Lagos

This episode focuses on Transportation and Transport Planning in Lagos State

In this episode, Oiza takes you on a journey to understand national parks, wildlife sanctuaries, forests and game reserves and outlines the unique wildlife species in each of them.

We still have wild lions in Nigeria, not just in zoos. They survive in 2 wonderful sites: Kainji Lake National Park and Yankari Game Reserve. But lions in Nigeria are 'critically endangered' and in danger of extinction. As the giant of Africa, Nigeria needs wild lions.

West African lions have declined by more than 60% over the last 20 years and are now classified as critically endangered. There is a significant risk that lions will go extinct in Nigeria without concerted action.

Formerly widespread across northern Nigeria, today lions survive in only two sites in the country: Kainji Lake National Park and Yankari Game Reserve.

More than 90% of the lion’s original range has now been lost across Africa. The main threats facing lions today are: habitat loss and degradation, reduction of wild prey and retaliatory and other illegal killing of lions. Habitat loss has led to some populations becoming small and isolated, especially in West Africa.

It is estimated that fewer than 50 lions survive in Nigeria.

This decline is due to increasing human populations, and the spread of subsistence and commercial-scale agriculture; latterly, climate change is also playing a role, and corridors connecting populations are being lost due to the spread of development, agriculture, and of large infrastructure projects. This has led to some populations becoming small and isolated, especially in West Africa.

The Roles of Professionals in The Built Environment with TPL. Roy Hakeem (Secretary, Nigerian Institute of Town Planners, Lagos State Chapter and TPL. Adeleke Akinpelu SMC Professional Services