Posts

Showing posts from January, 2020

CHANGE OF MANTLE IN NIEEE: ENGR. KINGS ADEYEMI BECOMES THE 19TH NATIONAL CHAIRMAN OF THE INSTITUTION

Image
Wtr Gideon Tobiloba The Frasers Suites Hotel, Abuja was buzzing with dignitaries from the Engineering Society from within and outside Nigeria in a grand ceremony where the mantle of the leadership of the Nigerian Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers fell from the immediate past president Engr. Funso Adebayo FNIEEE to the new elected president, Engr. Kings Adebayo FNIEEE on Saturday the 25th of January. In his opening speech, Engr. Funso Adebayo, the outgoing president emphasized on the importance of making electricity available to all Nigerians through emerging technologies. He said market women and people living in remote areas do not need to know anything about electricity, what matters most is  making electricity available to them. He further said they have taken electricity project to at least seven communities in Nigeria including the Internally Displaced Persons’ (IDP) Camp, signed MOU’s with different private power companies and institutions a

ENGR. BABAGANA MOHAMMED BECOMES THE 32ND PRESIDENT OF THE NIGERIAN SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS

Image
By Wtr Gideon Tobiloba Engr. Babagana Mohammed, Fellow of the Nigerian Society of Engineers, a past chairman of the V.I branch of the Society, was in a glorious assembly in Abuja on the 11th of January 2020 sworn in as the 32nd President of the Nigerian Society of Engineers. The Borno born intelligent engineer in his acceptance speech laid emphasis on building the country on different fronts saying "we will align ourselves with the national development goals 2030 and ensure the profession of engineering gives its best to national development. The widely experienced engineer also said the Nigerian Society of Engineers will open its doors to innovation from all and sundry. Individuals with outstanding ideas that can move the nation forward will get support from the society whether or not such individuals are engineers. To him, what matters now to the society is the greater good of the nation. He further stressed on the importance of young engineering graduates getting