Nigerian Society of Engineers Welcomes First Female President in 65-Year History

Nigerian Society of Engineers Welcomes First Female President in 65-Year History

Nigerian Society of Engineers Welcomes First Female President in 65-Year History

A momentous occasion unfolded on Thursday, December 21, 2023, as the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) witnessed a landmark handover ceremony marking a historic leadership transition. Engr. Tasiu Sa'ad Gidari-Wudil, FNSE, FNIAE, FNIM, the 33rd President, passed the mantle to Engr. Margaret Aina Oguntala FNSE, FNSCHE, who became the society's first female president after 65 years since its establishment.

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This milestone moment holds immense significance, signifying a pivotal step forward in promoting gender diversity and inclusivity within the engineering community. Engr. Oguntala's ascension to the presidency symbolizes the breaking of barriers and the acknowledgment of the invaluable contributions of women in the field of engineering.

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With a distinguished career and a wealth of experience in the engineering domain, Engr. Oguntala brings her expertise and vision to lead the Nigerian Society of Engineers. Her presidency represents a remarkable shift, highlighting the recognition of merit, competence, and leadership regardless of gender.

 

The handover ceremony, overseen by Engr. Gidari-Wudil, showcased a seamless transition of leadership, emphasizing continuity and collective progress within the society. Engr. Gidari-Wudil's tenure marked a period of significant advancements and contributions to the engineering community, setting a solid foundation for Engr. Oguntala's tenure.

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The Nigerian Society of Engineers stands at a historic juncture, embracing diversity and demonstrating a commitment to fostering an inclusive environment for all engineers. Engr. Oguntala's presidency embodies a moment of inspiration and empowerment for aspiring engineers, especially women, encouraging their active participation and leadership in the engineering sphere.