Project managers in the building construction industry in Akwa Ibom State were the focus of
this research on the use of Building Information Modelling (BIM). The study was driven by
eight research questions and eight hypotheses, all in accordance with the particular aims of
the research. The research strategy used in the study was a descriptive survey. A total of 114
participants were selected from a pool of 401 building construction practitioners in Akwa
Ibom State by a combination of cluster and simple random selection methods. With 76 items
organized into 8 clusters to cover the study issues, the "Application of Building Information
Modelling for Project Management Questionnaire (ABIMPMQ)" served as the data
collecting tool. Three specialists from the University of Uyo, Uyo's Departments of Industrial
Technology Education (Building Technology option) and Measurement and Evaluation
verified the instrument. Twenty (20) non-study participants in the construction business in
Akwa Ibom State served as trial subjects to establish the instrument's dependability. The
instrument's reliability coefficient was 0.85, which was calculated using the Cronbach Alpha
technique, which is a measure of internal consistency. With the assistance of three research
assistants, some surveys were collected immediately after administration, while others were
collected the next day. Descriptive and inferential statistics were used to analyze the acquired
data. The study issues were addressed using the Mean and Standard Deviation. To evaluate
the hypotheses at a significance level of 0.05, a one-sample t-test was used. The results
showed that building construction practitioners in Akwa Ibom State only use building
information modeling (BIM) to a high degree in risk control and facility management, but not
at all in designing, scheduling, quantity take-off, visualizing, clash detection, or
constructability analysis of building construction projects. Researchers in Akwa Ibom State
came to the conclusion that building information modeling (BIM) is not widely used in the
construction industry. In order to keep up with global standards, the researcher suggests that
the state government in Akwa Ibom State should create and pass rules that are acceptable to
the public and would promote the mandatory use of building information modeling (BIM) by
building experts in the construction industry.