The Association of Professional Women Engineers of Nigeria (APWEN) has called for gender inclusion in the execution of government’s engineering contracts and projects to enable them

Dr. Kehinde Bababjide Osifala is the new president, Nigerian Institution of Structural Engineers (NISTRUCTE) and lecturer at Yaba College of Technology.

In this interview with BERTRAM NWANNEKANMA, he spoke on the despicable state of roads in Nigeria and lack of political will to engage Nigerian engineers in infrastructural work among other issues.

The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) says it has inaugurated a 50-member committee to audit and document projects and contracts awarded in nine Niger Delta states.

About 400 students from tertiary schools in Nigeria are to compete for best engineering innovation ideas through the ‘Forging Africa’s Future Mechanical Engineers (FAFME)’

The Rector and Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology (NCAT), Zaria, Kaduna State, Capt. Abdullahi Mohammed

Against the backdrop of the vital roles of engineers in nation-building, the Nigerian Institution of Mechanical Engineers ((NIMechE)) has restated the need for the federal government to increase its investment

Association for Consulting Engineering in Nigeria (ACEN) has called for the integration of engineers into the country’s politics, saying that every sector of the economy requires engineering input to grow.

Buoyed by infrastructural challenges in the country, engineers have called for more roles in governance to address the problem. They reasoned that engaging more engineers in the nation’s political space...

Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu, minster of science and technology has said the 2019 Technology and Innovation Expo will bring to the fore the capabilities of Nigerian engineers, inventors and innovators in fast tracking sustainable development of the country. Dr. Onu disclosed this while briefing the press after inspecting the venue of the forthcoming 2019 Techno and…

FELICIA AGUBATA is the President, Association of Professional Women Engineers (APWEN), a division of the Nigerian Society of Engineers. The body is a vehicle for women professional development. In this interview with Property & Environment Editor, CHINEDUM UWAEGBULAM, she throws more light on engineering education, women involvement in decision-making and implementation levels in science, technology…

To boost Nigeria transportation infrastructure, engineers have urged authorities to show proofs of sufficient care for inter-modal integration at both design and development stages of public/private partnership (PPP) agreements for the sector. They also want the review of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for industries whose activities endanger transport infrastructure and proper actions taken to ameliorate…