The Kabuga Branch of the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) has inducted 132 new graduate engineers into its fold, reaffirming its commitment to nurturing the next generation of engineering professionals.
The induction ceremony took place today at the Convocation Arena of Bayero University Kano, attracting key stakeholders from across the engineering sector.
Speaking after the event, Engr. Ibrahim Abdullahi Maimaje praised the Kabuga Branch for its consistent effort in mentoring young engineers, particularly those newly graduating from universities.
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He urged the inductees to remain steadfast in the ethics of the profession, emphasizing integrity, focus, and dedication as essential qualities for building trust and competence.
“There is a need for the inductees to remain focused, dedicated, and truthful to their clients. These are core ethics they must always uphold,” he said.
Engr. Maimaje noted that the branch’s commitment aligns with the larger mission of the NSE to develop skilled and responsible engineers capable of sustaining and advancing the profession.
In his remarks, the newly elected 5th Chairman of the Kabuga Branch, Engr. Gambo Haruna Yunusa, assured members that his administration will prioritize welfare, capacity building, and professional growth.
He unveiled plans to introduce new development programmes—especially around emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence—to equip members with cutting-edge skills for future challenges.
Engr. Yunusa also pledged to double the branch’s membership through strategic outreach, strengthen mentoring activities for students and young engineers, and continue implementing community-benefiting engineering projects.
“Our focus will be on members’ welfare, membership growth and participation, technical advancement, and capacity building,” he stated.
The NSE Kabuga Branch reaffirmed its commitment to empowering young engineers while expanding its impact within both the profession and the wider community.