NSE Confers Fellowship Award On Chris

 

  By Genesis ogiri, Abuja 

Engr. Chris has recently been awarded the prestigious title of Fellow of the Nigerian Society of Engineers (FNSE). This honor reflects his significant achievements and extensive experience in the engineering sector, alongside his notable contributions to engineering practices in Nigeria.

The FNSE recognition underscores Chris's commitment to enhancing engineering standards and fostering innovation within the industry. His induction as a fellow highlights the respect he has garnered among his peers, marking a significant milestone in his professional journey. This accolade not only acknowledges his past accomplishments but also positions him as a leader in promoting excellence within the engineering community in Nigeria.

Engr. Chris's legacy is marked by excellence, ethics, and a profound passion for engineering. His dedication not only showcases his professional achievements but also serves as an inspiration for the next generation of engineers. Through his continued service, he reinforces the values and ideals of the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), promoting integrity and commitment within the profession. 

Dr. Chris has pledged his commitment to service and to continue adding value to the engineering sector while maintaining the ethical integrity of the profession. He emphasized his dedication to adhering to global best practices and integrating innovative technologies that will foster development in Nigeria. This commitment reflects his intention to contribute positively to the engineering landscape and support advancements aligned with international standards.

Reacting to his recent fellowship award, Engr. Chris expressed a deep sense of fulfillment, viewing it as the culmination of hard work, extensive experience, and a rigorous screening process. He pledged to continue supporting the engineering profession and giving back to society.

Engr. Chris's commitment to the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) goes beyond personal achievements; he actively engages in initiatives that promote engineering standards and practices in Nigeria. His dedication reflects a broader vision of enhancing the profession while contributing positively to community development.

During an interview, Engr. Chris  expressed his commitment to leveraging his full capacity to enhance the engineering sector. He articulated the vital role of engineering as the foundation for a nation's development and urged his professional colleagues to strictly adhere to engineering guidelines. 

Dr.Chris emphasized the importance of delivering quality services that are both sustainable and enduring. His call to action highlights the responsibility of engineers to ensure their work meets current needs while supporting long-term growth and stability in society.

Wednesday Newsway Media reports that Dr. Chris, a highly dynamic and versatile professional with over two decades of multi-sectoral engineering experience, is set to further solidify his commitment to excellence and thought leadership in shaping Nigeria's engineering industry through his recent fellowship award from the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE). This recognition not only acknowledges his extensive contributions but also positions him as a key influencer in advancing engineering practices in Nigeria.

His commitment to excellence in engineering practices serves as an inspiration for professionals in the field to prioritize quality and integrity in their projects

Earlier yesterday, the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) conferred its fellowship on 178 members. During the ceremony, NSE President Engr. Margaret Aina Oguntala urged the awardees to forge meaningful relationships and promote Nigerian content in their engineering practices. She emphasized the importance of collaboration among engineers to drive progress and development within the country. The event highlighted the role of engineers in enhancing local capabilities and ensuring sustainable growth in various sectors of the economy.

Speaking at a dinner for the new conferees in Abuja, the National President of the society, Margaret Oguntala, said the unique occasion served as a platform to celebrate excellence, dedication, and the spirit of innovation.

She stated that Nigerian engineers had been at the forefront of driving progress and development across various sectors, whether in infrastructure, energy, healthcare or information technology.

She added that it behoved on the new fellows to carry the banner of the profession high anywhere they go, charging them to carry themselves always with the dignity and comportment that the fellowship.

Oguntala paid tribute to the awardees’ commitment to excellence, their tireless pursuit of knowledge, and their dedication to the advancement of the profession, explaining that each conferee represented the epitome of engineering excellence.

“The crucial networking session offers the opportunity for all of us-engineers, politicians and other stakeholders to engage with one another and forge meaningful relationships that will culminate in long-term collaborations for the ultimate cause of mutual advancement for our respective professions as well as progress and prosperity for our dear nation.

“In line with this mission, it is my fervent belief that stakeholders from various sectors essentially need to join forces with the NSE for us to jointly provide meaningful support to the government in the areas of tackling critical national issues such as improving our country’s infrastructure stock, combating diseases, creating employment, alleviating poverty and generally improving the living standards of our citizens.

“The collective strength of engineers alongside other professionals will undoubtedly unlock the potential that will bring about the much-needed development in our country.”

“As you join the league of elite professionals in delivering value services for the development of your beloved nation, it behoves on you to first and foremost carry the banner of our society high anywhere you go. We also expect you to carry yourselves always with the dignity and comportment that this Fellowship bestows on you,” she advised.

In addition to being torchbearers of the promotion of the standards and ethics of NSE, she urged them to promote Nigerian content development in all ramifications.

“ It is the only way that sustainable infrastructure delivery can be guaranteed in Nigeria. My last word for you tonight is: Let your work inspire and set benchmarks for others to follow. Embrace this honour with a sense of responsibility and commitment. Be the torchbearers of progress, the champions of quality and the advocates for sustainable development,” Oguntala stressed.

Also speaking, the Chairman of the Board of Fellows/College of Fellows of the NSE, Maliki Kamila, said a total of 178 engineers who had distinguished themselves in the practice and promotion of engineering were conferred with the fellowship, the highest level any practicing engineer in Nigeria can attain.

“These eminent professionals are commended for having scaled through the procedures for screening and assessment as the process has remained very thorough but fair.

“This is why, even though the membership strength of the Society is currently about 82,000 members, only a few percentage has been elevated to the fellowship grade,” Kamila stated.