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The Estate Surveyors & Valuers Conference 2021

L-R: Mr. Vitus Anaesoronye, MD, Ama & Co Estate Surveyors and Valuers; Mrs. Chukwunyere and husband, Chidi Chukwunyere, Estate Surveyors & Valuers at the recent Estate Surveyors & Valuers Conference 2021 in Abuja.

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