Indigenous engineers must develop capacity for projects, says Ogunmola

Mr. Olutosin Ogunmola is the Chairman, Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), Ikeja branch. He spoke with VICTOR GBONEGUN on how to bridge infrastructure gap and deploy engineering for national development. He also touched on challenges of carbon emissions and benefits

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