The President of the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), Engr. Margaret Aina Oguntala, FNSE, has lauded the late Engr. Ibrahim Khaleel Inuwa, FNSE, for his outstanding legacies and contributions to the engineering profession.
These remarks were made during her speech as the Chairman of the Occasion at the 6th Annual Lecture held in memory of the late Engr. Ibrahim Khaleel Inuwa.
In her address, the NSE President praised the NSE Kabuga Branch for instituting the annual lecture in honor of Engr. Inuwa. She assured that the NSE Headquarters would continue to support this initiative and uphold the good legacies left by the deceased.
Represented by the Deputy President of NSE, Engr. Ali Rabi’u, FNSE, MFR, she emphasized that honoring Engr. Inuwa for his contributions would undoubtedly inspire the younger generation to emulate his dedication and excellence.
“Students and other younger generations need to give out their utmost best in coming up with new innovations and proper solutions to many challenges as professionals so that one day they will be remembered,” she stated.
Speaking earlier in his paper presentation titled “Nigerian Electricity Market: Challenges and Opportunities,” Executive Director of Niger Delta Power Holding Company (NDPHC), Engr. Abdullahi Kassim, advised other stakeholders in the electricity market to take necessary actions to provide sustainable energy in Nigeria.
The event, attended by professionals from various regions, served as a platform to celebrate the life and achievements of Engr. Ibrahim Khaleel Inuwa, reinforcing the importance of commitment and innovation in the engineering field.
Late Engr. Ibrahim Khaleel Inuwa was the 16th President of the Nigerian Society of Engineers and former Kano State Commissioner for Rural and Community Development.