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NSE inducts New EXCO Members, promises professionalism in Bauchi


The Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), Bauchi state branch has inducted the newly elected Executive Council Members and promised to uphold professionalism in ensuring absolute professionalism 

Speaking to journalists on the sideline of a one-day induction training of the Executive Council Members yesterday, Engr. Shehu wakili, the newly elected Chairman of NSE in the state, assured that the Exco members would actively engage all the engineering family in the state to ensure quality execution of engineering projects across the state.

According to him, NSE in the state would partner with the ‘Engineering family’ to ensure that substandard materials were not used in any project embarked upon in the state.

“We will try and strive to make the society move forward. We have so many agenda to achieve, we want to increase our membership by so many activities and we want to carry our young ones and mentor them as and when due.

“There are so many ways to attract members and number one is by activities where you engage members and also by knocking their doors and inviting them.

“I want to call on all of us that were elected to work hard for the progress of this society in general,” he said.

The Chairman explained that the one-day training was aimed at equipping the new Exco with the knowledge, tools, and expectations required for effective leadership and service delivery in line with the Constitution and Code of Ethics of the Nigerian Society of Engineers.

In his presentation, Engr. Ibrahim Adamu Aliyu, the Vice Chairman of NSE in the state, highlighted the responsibility of each Exco member as well as the Memorandum and Articles of Association (MEMART), which is the foundational constitutional document required to legally register and incorporate a company.

He called on all to remain dedicated, diligent and professional in the discharge of their engineering profession.

Aliyu extended their gratitude to God and members who found them fit to serve the society and promised to serve to the best of their abilities.

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