The guest lecturer, the immediate past Vice President of International, Nigerian Institution of Surveyors, Olumide Adewebi, urged practitioners to shun sharp practice and other activities that could tarnish their image.

Adewebi said, “Surveying is a competitive business, hence, professionals in the state should break the cycle of regular undercutting and agent signing as well as a deliberate effort at addressing challenges of cadastral practice in the state to ensure sustainability.

“There should be enhanced training, education, and regulations to address quackery in a bid to further ensure growth and lucrative Cadastral practice in the state.”

In his welcome address, the APPSN’s Chairman, Lagos branch, Ibikunle Adaranijo, stated that the event aimed to provide an opportunity to educate professionals on emerging trends, equipping them with knowledge and expositions in cadastral practice.

He also solicited the support of all stakeholders in eradicating quackery in the profession, affirming the association’s determination not to relent on its campaign against the menace.

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