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About the Institute

The Nigerian Institute of Building is the professional body for Builders and those who are about to be engaged in the Building Profession.

The Institute has its origin in a similar body called the "Builder's which was formed in 1834 by a number of prominent Builder in London. The Builders' Society later became the Institute of Building in the United Kingdom which later became The Chartered Institute of Building in 1980 and now The Institute for the Management of Construction.

Nigeria became the firs overseas centre of the Institute of Building in 1967. the Nigerian centre of the institute of Building became autonomous on November 5, 1970 and from then acquired the name "The Nigerian Institute of Building (NIOB)" it is noteworthy that this singular achievement of the Nigeria Centre acted as catalyst for the establishment of other autonomous overseas centres of the Institute of Building (U.K) in Australia, Canada, South Africa, Ghana, and Kenya, to name a few.

In 1974, the NIOB began the struggle for official recognition in form of statutory Registration Council for Professional Builders. Through the relentless effort of NIOB, the Federal Military Government signed into law the Builder' (Registration etc) Decree No 45 of 1989 (then ACT CAP 40) to establish the Council of Registered Builders of Nigeria (CORBON) on December 15th 1989 and the Council was officially inaugurated on 24th April, 1990.

At present the instutite is headed by its President, Bldr. Chucks A. Omeife and a team of executive members.

About the Institute
Executive Members
History

Membership Grades and Professional Examinations

In an increasingly complex and challenging world of construction, only the best people will be able to deliver the performance necessary for success time after time. Professional Builders are both highly qualified and experienced.

There are professional as well as non-professional members of the institute. Professional members are fellows (FNIOB) and members (MNIOB). Non-Professional members include: Graduate members, associate members, licentiate, technicians and students.

How to become a Member
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State Chapters
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In order to sustain professionalism in the discipline and keep members in check as well as abreast of latest developments in the industry, the institute maintains state chapters located in all states in the country.

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