Sentences with phrase «uncompleted building»
An uncompleted building refers to a construction project that hasn't been finished yet. It means that the construction work has begun, but it has not reached the stage of completion or finished state. Full definition
Effective teaching and learning have been hampered at the La Presby Senior High School, as students, including beneficiaries of government's Free SHS policy, are forced to study in uncompleted buildings without marker boards and adequate desks.
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I have also ordered raids on uncompleted buildings and markets to make sure they are not turned into havens of criminal hideout.»
The two dead bodies were said to have been buried at different locations in the locality, including an uncompleted building, and were later exhumed by the Police Administration for autopsy.
Details of the story are sketchy but a video in the possession of reporters shows dapper James Yankah in a plush car driving into an area that looked like an uncompleted building.
This alarm is coming four days after some suspected hoodlums were arrested by the men of the state police command in an uncompleted building at Alagbaka area of Akure and few meters away from the Ondo State House of Assembly.
Five mentally challenged people who were chained and looking unkempt in the uncompleted building of Akande were evacuated.
An unidentified man has committed suicide in an uncompleted building in Sefu Elelede, Ibafo area of Ogun State.
A level 100 student of the University of Education, (UEW) Mr Solomon Obeng, was on Friday found hanging in an uncompleted building at Abasraba in Winneba.
A 3 - month - old abandoned baby was Thursday found at an uncompleted building near a grave yard in Jigawa State.
It could be recalled that a combined team of soldiers and DSS operatives acting on alleged presence of Boko Haram terrorists in an uncompleted building in Apo District of Abuja had on September 20, 2013 carried out a deadly raid on the house and opened fire on the commercial motorcycle riders who were using the building as their place of abode.