Poised to achieve comfort in buildings, experts have stressed the need for professionals in the industry, especially builders to hone their skills and be abreast of developments in construction activities. They noted that such expertise would enable them deliver services and products that are of high performance, value to clients and end users. The professionals…

The Federal Government has so far released a total of N116.72 billion for the much-politicised Second Niger Bridge, a project valued at N414 billion and expected to be delivered next year, The Guardian has learnt.

A professor of industrial and production engineering, Victor Oluwasina Oladokun has said the Federal Government needs to deploy new infrastructural model that would generate jobs and reduce poverty in the country.

With women making up only 13 per cent in the related workforce, professional engineers have reinforced need to improve participation of females in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) field.

The President, Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), Babagana Mohammed has warned that if there is no action plan for post COVID-19 in Nigeria, the economy could experience worst crisis situation.

The President of the Nigerian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (NIQS), Mohammed Abba Tor, has met with his counterpart, Babagana Mohammed, president, Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) on the need to grow the construction industry.

President, Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), Babagana Mohammed, led the call at the inaugural lecture series of the Apapa branch.The event organized in Lagos was to commemorate the 19th anniversary of the branch.

The new president of the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), Babagana Mohammed, has urged established professionals to groom young engineers. Such gesture, he said, was important so that the young graduates would be job creators for themselves and others.

President of the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), Babagana Mohammed, has canvassed the need to build the country on different fronts. Mohammed, who was sworn in as the 32nd national president of the Society in Abuja, made the assertion in his acceptance speech.