NSE confers fellowship on 63 engineers
By Angela Atabo
The Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), has conferred its fellowship on 63 engineers across various sectors in Nigeria.
Its President, Margaret Oguntala, conferred the fellowship on them at the Society’s Special Dinner on Wednesday in Abuja.
Oguntala, in a remark, said that the conferees had made exceptional contributions to the field of engineering, and urged them to continue to adhere to the codes and ethics of the profession.
She said they had been at the forefront in the drive for progress and development across various sectors including infrastructure, energy, healthcare, information technology, among others.
She also said they had overcome challenges and pioneered solutions with their unwavering commitment to excellence, tireless pursuit of knowledge and dedication to the advancement of the profession.
“Each fellow being conferred represents the epitome of engineering excellence and serves as an inspiration to us all.
“As we celebrate, we must acknowledge the challenges that lie ahead. The world is evolving at an unprecedented pace driven by technological advancements and societal changes.
“As engineers, it is our responsibility to adapt to these changes, to embrace innovation and to continue pushing the boundaries of what is possible.”
Oguntala called on the conferees to remain steadfast in NSE’s commitment to promoting diversity and inclusivity within the profession.
According to her, engineering is a collaborative endeavour that thrives on the contributions of individuals from diverse backgrounds and perspectives.
“By fostering an environment that values and respects diversity, we not only enrich our profession, but also ensure that our solutions are equitable and sustainable.
“Undoubtedly, the expectations of NSE and the larger society from our honourable conferees are high, with regards to the strict adherence to professional codes and ethics.”
Oguntala said the NSE reserved the right to revoke and withdraw the Fellowship certificate of any member enmeshed in breaches, if such breaches are brought to the notice of the NSE.
She added that the conferment of fellowship was an opportunity to be of greater service to NSE by supporting its projects and programmes and providing mentorship to our young engineers.
She charged them to continue to prove themselves as worthy ambassadors of the NSE.
Also speaking, the Chairman, Board of Fellows, Kamila Maliki, congratulated the conferees for their exceptional and extraordinary prowess in the engineering field.
Maliki said that the conferment of the fellowship by NSE represented the pinnacle of achievement for any engineer, and urged them to use their ideas to contribute to the infrastructure and economic development of Nigeria.
Responding on behalf of the conferees, James Arukhe commended the NSE for counting them worthy of the fellowship.
Arukhe said that engineers held the keys to driving the society forward through innovative solutions.
He pledged the commitment of the conferees towards upholding the highest standards of ethics and integrity of the profession.
“There will be no need to withdraw the fellowship from any of us; no form of wrong doing shall be found among us,” he said.(NAN)
Edited by Ephraims Sheyin
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