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Building Experts, POP JOE Tasks FG On Use Of Indigenous Construction Firms

07 February

 



Building and civil engineering professional, Engr. Olaore Olabiyi, the CEO of the Pop Joe Construction Limited has stressed the need for government to patronise indigenous construction firms for projects, as the federal government often seen prioritizing  foreign contractors over them.



 


Engr. Olaore made this statement during presentation of an award as one of the 2023 Top Ten Men of Honor under the Most Influential Award Series, organized by the Ibadan Media Limited, where he was presented with the “Outstanding Project Management Achievement Award”.


 


The convener of the award series, Mr Ola Olanrewaju, said, Pop Joe CEO, Mr Olaore deserved to be listed as one of the Top 10 Men of Honor in the state, considering his impact and contribution to humanity and to the growth of Oyo State.


 


While reacting after the presentation in his office, Olaore lamented on how the country favors the foreign contractors over indigenous contractor and unknowing to them that these foreign contractors will still make use of them (local contractors) to execute these projects.


 


“Many of these foreign contractors who are awarded construction contracts, make use of the technical know-how of the indigenous engineers to execute these projects. Most organizations do not know this but I worked under a foreign company for 5years named CAPPA & D'ALBERTO in Lagos, before I resigned and this company employ local engineers like us to execute their projects”.


 


“After resigning, I opened my company and as of then, it was an enterprise company in 2005 before becoming a Limited Liability Company in 2009, and since then we have worked for many organizations, schools, Federal government and some State government, and we also have many youthful Nigerians working with us”, he noted.
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