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World Architecture Day: Kogi NIA demands action on affordable housing

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The Nigerian Institute of Architects in Kogi has called for practical steps to provide affordable housing, advocating for the use of local materials. Read More: https://punchng.com/world-architecture-day-kogi-nia-demands-action-on-affordable-housing/

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