ENERGY COMMISSIONER, OTHERS RECEIVE NSE PRESTIGIOUS AWARD

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The Honourable Commissioner for Energy, Engr. AbdulAzeez Kola AbdulGaniy (MNSE) (2nd Right); Engr. AbdulQuawiy Olododo (MNSE) (3rd Right); Engr. Abdullahi Umar Komba (MNSE) (3rd Left) in a group photograph with other Inducted members during the events.

The Commissioner for Energy, Engr. AbdulAzeez Kola AbdulGaniy (MNIEE, MNSE) has received the membership award of Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) for his outstanding commitment and exceptional contributions to professionalism and excellence.

The Induction into the Professional Society was held yesterday at the NSE Branch, Engineering Centre, Ilorin, during the 2024 NSE Dinner and Award Night.
The Commissioner is also a certified member of the Council of the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN); member, Nigeria Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (NIEEE), among others.

While expressing his profound gratitude to the Governor of Kwara State, Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq for his exceptional leadership style, growth and development of the State, Engr. AbdulGaniy also appreciated the Society for finding him worthy of the prestigious award and assured them of his unwavering commitment to the growth of the Society.
L-R: Engr. Lanre Shagaya and the Honourable Commissioner for Energy, Engr. AbdulAzeez Kola AbdulGaniy in a photograph at the event.




Other Awardees were the Commissioner for Works and Transport, Engr. AbdulQuawiy Olododo (MNSE); Chief Electrical Engineer of the Ministry of Energy, Engr. Abdullahi Umar Komba (MNSE), among others.

 Rukayat AbdulHameed,
Press Secretary,
Ministry of Energy.
08166714455

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