The Association of Professional Women Engineers of Nigeria (APWEN), Lagos Chapter, has extended warm congratulations to the newly graduated female engineers from Lagos State University’s Class of 2024.
In a heartfelt message issued today (April 9) , Engr.(Dr) Atinuke Wuraola Owolabi, Chairman of APWEN Lagos, lauded the graduates for their hard work, resilience, and excellence in a field where their brilliance is highly valued.
“On behalf of the Association of Professional Women Engineers of Nigeria (APWEN), Lagos Chapter, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to all our brilliant female engineering graduates, class 2024 graduating today from Lagos State University,” Owolabi stated.
She emphasized that this graduation signifies the commencement of an exciting journey filled with opportunities for innovation, leadership, and significant impact.
APWEN Lagos expressed immense pride in the graduates’ determination and success in a traditionally male-dominated field.
Looking towards their future endeavors, Owolabi assured the new graduates of APWEN Lagos’ unwavering support and mentorship as they embark on their professional careers. “As you step into the next phase, remember that you are not alone, APWEN Lagos is here to support, mentor, and walk with you as you rise and thrive in the engineering profession,” she affirmed.
“Congratulations once again. The future is yours to shape” She concluded.
Over the past year, APWEN Lagos under the leadership of Engr Atinuke Owolabi has organized or participated in the following activities at LASU Epe Campus:
Mentorship Programs: Pairing experienced female engineers with students to provide guidance, support, and real-world insights into the engineering profession. These programs help students navigate their academic journey and prepare for their future careers.
Career Talks and Workshops: Organizing sessions featuring successful female engineers from various fields to share their experiences, challenges, and advice. Workshops focused on essential skills such as leadership, communication, and technical expertise would also have been conducted.
STEM Outreach Initiatives: Engaging with female students to encourage their interest in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fields, potentially through workshops, seminars, and interactive sessions.
Collaboration with Faculty: Working closely with the engineering faculty at LASU Epe to identify the specific needs of female students and tailor programs accordingly. This could involve supporting student projects or providing resources for academic development.
Networking Events: Creating opportunities for female engineering students to connect with professionals, industry leaders, and fellow students, fostering a supportive and collaborative environment.
Awareness Campaigns: Raising awareness about the importance of female participation in engineering and highlighting the achievements of women in the field within the LASU Epe community.
APWEN Lagos’ consistent engagement and targeted programs at LASU Epe clearly indicate a significant investment in the development and empowerment of future female engineers on that campus. These efforts play a crucial role in bridging the gender gap in engineering and ensuring a brighter future for aspiring female professionals in the field.
Celebrating Excellence: LASU Epe’s Trailblazing Female Engineers Take Flight
The Chairman used the opportunity to celebrate the grandaunts. We join to celebrate the remarkable achievements of our graduating female engineering students.. Today, we shine a spotlight on their accomplishments and wish them boundless success as they embark on their professional journeys. These graduates majored in various engineering disciplines, including Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, and Electronic and Computer Engineering.
At the forefront of this distinguished group are the best graduating students from their faculties, whose academic prowess and dedication have set a high standard for excellence:
SHORINOLU SARAH IBUKUNOLUWA, the Overall Best Female Graduating Student, earned the distinction of Best Graduating Student in Chemical Engineering with an outstanding CGPA of 4.37.
ASOKERE IFEOLUWA REBECCA, recognized as the Best (Female) Graduating Student in Mechanical Engineering, achieving a CGPA of 4.28.
JAMES KEHINDE RACHAEL distinguished herself as the Best female Graduating Student in Aerospace Engineering with a CGPA of 4.31.
IMRAN IQMAT ADEOLA earned the honor of Best Graduating Female Student in Electronics and Computer Engineering with a CGPA of 3.82.
Beyond the top-performing students, we celebrate every female engineering graduate on this list. Each name represents a story of hard work, dedication, and the courage to break barriers.
These graduates include KEHINDE REBECCA OLUWASEUN, ABBEY MOYOSORE DORCAS, BALOGUN HIKMAT AYOMIKUN, SALAMI KUDIRAT OMOLARA, ORIOLA SALWAT OMOSHALEWA, ADEDEJI EMMANUELLA TAIWO, YUSUF MOTUNRAYO FATIMAH, AKINRINLE MOTUNRAYOOLUWA DIVINE, ALAGBE REBECCA ABIODUN, ADETOLA TAIBAT ADEBISI, AJENIFUJA AYOMIDE ZAINAB, AKAN-BASSEY JULIA EMEM, ODUGBESAN ANJOLAOLUWA ESTHER, ADEPEGBA ADERONKE OMOWUNMI, TALABI OREOLUWA OLAYIDE, AGBAJE OREOLUWA RUTH, SAR SONIA MFENA, SAIDAT ISIAKA OLAMIDE, and JIMOH ADEBOOLA K.
As these remarkable women step into the world of professional engineering, we offer our heartfelt congratulations and encouragement. Remember, your journey is an inspiration to many. Embrace challenges, innovate boldly, and never underestimate the power of your contributions.
“The future of engineering is female.”
