The Nigerian Institute of Town Planners (NITP) on August 5-6, 2015 in Kaduna held the last leg of its three-phase Mandatory Continuing Professional Development Programme (MCPDP) for the year.
Just like those held previously in Port Harcourt (June 18-19) and Ibadan (July 1-2), the two-day Kaduna forum had “Development of a Multi User Template for Land Use Planning and Analysis Reporting (LUPAR) in Nigeria” as its theme.
The well-attended event featured an array of senior planners including numerous past presidents, as well as some planners who are legislators in the National Assembly.
A keynote presentation
The high table at the official opening
It was a full house at the Hamdala Hotel in Kaduna, venue of the MCPDP
The forum was graced by dignitaries
Town planners in politics: National President of the NITP, Dr. Femi Olomola (second from left), with professional members of the institute who also double as legislators in House of Represntatives of the National Assembly. From left: Tpl Nkole Udo Ndukwe (representing Arochuckwu/Ohi Federal Constituency), Tpl Dr Muhammad Sani Abdu (Kirfi/Alkaleri Federal Constituency) and Tpl Shehu Adamu (Bauchi Central Federal Constituency)
