Building Failure and Collapse in Nigeria: the Influence of the Informal Sector

Building Failure and Collapse in Nigeria: the Influence of the Informal Sector

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The occurrence of building failure and collapse has become a major issue of concern in the development of this nation as the magnitudes of this incident are becoming very alarming.
 
Published at Journal of Sustainable Development, 3(4), 268-276.
Published in 2010
 
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Fagbenle, O. I. and Oluwunmi, A. O.
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