Nigeria Urbanization Surge Increases VT Demand

Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria; photo by OpenUpEd for Wikipedia

Engr. Oluwole Dada, vertical transportation (VT) manager, Building Services Division, at PPC Ltd. has noted that recent challenges in Nigeria have brought to light the need for innovation and excellence in elevator safety and maintenance, the Independent reports. A surge in urbanization across Nigeria corresponds with an increased demand for vertical mobility solutions, and as the population densifies in urban centers, elevators become a cornerstone of efficient building design, impacting both residential and commercial spaces. This surge has caused challenges due to aging infrastructure, poor maintenance and a lack of adherence to safety standards, according to Dada, who indicated there have been elevator breakdowns and safety breaches. Dada believes “there is an opportunity for innovation” and that elevators “are a reflection of a society’s progress” and said that PPC is working toward “solutions that redefine what elevators can achieve in our dynamic urban landscape.” Using technology and safety measures the company envisions elevators that will exceed expectations, “ensuring a seamless and secure vertical experience for all.”

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