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August 28th, 2009, 10:48 PM
Rivers Orders Landlords to Use Aluminium Roofs
Rivers state government has ordered all landlords and estate developers in the Port Harcourt and its environs to immediately replace their roofing sheets with aluminium materials or get sanctioned. The state government also directed that all private and public buildings in Port Harcourt and Obio/Akpor be painted within the next six months.
The directives, Saturday Champion gathered, were part of outcome of the maiden meeting of the reconstituted state executive council (SEC) in Port Harcourt. Briefing Government House correspondents in the state capital, commissioner of urban development, Mr. Osima Ginah, said "the decision was part of efforts to improve the environment, as government observed that most buildings were fast dilapidating due to poor quality materials used for them.
"From January 2010, any building within Port Harcourt and Obio/Akpor that is not painted, government would take serious action against owners of such buildings," he said. He hinted that the ministry of urban development has been directed to ensure that property owners complied with the directive.
if only Ibadan could do this
Rivers state government has ordered all landlords and estate developers in the Port Harcourt and its environs to immediately replace their roofing sheets with aluminium materials or get sanctioned. The state government also directed that all private and public buildings in Port Harcourt and Obio/Akpor be painted within the next six months.
The directives, Saturday Champion gathered, were part of outcome of the maiden meeting of the reconstituted state executive council (SEC) in Port Harcourt. Briefing Government House correspondents in the state capital, commissioner of urban development, Mr. Osima Ginah, said "the decision was part of efforts to improve the environment, as government observed that most buildings were fast dilapidating due to poor quality materials used for them.
"From January 2010, any building within Port Harcourt and Obio/Akpor that is not painted, government would take serious action against owners of such buildings," he said. He hinted that the ministry of urban development has been directed to ensure that property owners complied with the directive.
if only Ibadan could do this