September 2024

On Tuesday, May 7th, a significant milestone was achieved as Apwen Lagos paid a courtesy visit to the esteemed premises of First Exploration and Petroleum Development Corporation (First E&P) situated in the heart of Ikoyi. Led by the distinguished Chairman, Engr. (Dr) Wuraola Atinuke Owolabi, the delegation sought to foster closer ties with First E&P, exploring avenues for collaboration and mutual benefit. Warmly welcomed by Similolu Adeyinka, the Deputy General Manager of Corporate Services at First E&P, the ambiance was both convivial and conducive to productive dialogue. The meeting was marked by insightful discussions on the current landscape of the energy sector, emerging trends, and prospects for partnership. Read More!  

L-r… Past Chairman ,Association of Professional Women Engineers of Nigeria  (APWEN)  Engr Laolu Adedapo-Asida;  former  President of (APWEN)/Guest Speaker ,Engr idiat Amusu; receiving a plague from  Past President (APWEN)   Engr Olayinka Abdul; ,Chairman Lagos APWEN , Engr Atinuke Owolabi; past Chairman Engr Mary Afolayan, during the Unveiling Idiat Amusu  Mentorship ,Scheme in Commemoration of world creativity and innovation day  organised by (APWEN) held in Lagos on 24/4/2024 …PHOTOS: CHINYERE IKEANYI Read More!  

The Management Team of First Exploration and Petroleum Development Company Limited, Mr.Darlington Okougha General Manager Finance Management, Mr. Emmanuel Etomi Executive Director of Corporate Services , Mrs Abimbola Ayinde GM Upstream Commercial,Finance service,with APWENLagos Chairman Engr Atinuke Owolabi, Mr Defolu Olufon, General Counsel, First E &P, Engr.John Alamu, GM Engineering & Capital Project, Mr Olatunbosun Oni General Manager Operations at First Exploration & Petroleum Development Company during the courtsey visit to the organization. Read More!  

The Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) yesterday conferred the fellowship of the 66-year-old organisation on 166 engineering professionals, with the President of the organisation charging awardees to serve with integrity. Speaking at the event in Abuja, the NSE President and Chairman-in-Council, Margaret Oguntala, urged the conferees to uphold the highest standards of professionalism and ethics, serving as role models for the next generation of engineers. Highlighting their contributions to the profession and to the nation, Oguntala said that their fellowship was a testament to their exceptional dedication, skill, and commitment to the advancement of engineering. “This fellowship is not merely an acknowledgment of your past achievements but a charge to continue serving with excellence and integrity,” she said, describing them as leaders of the NSE. Read More!