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Speaking on the topic: “Reminiscing about My Work with Engineers and other Expectations”, the former MiDA boss said, in his 51-year working career, he could recall the very productive engagements with a number of specialised engineers, across disciplines such as environmental, marine, safety, geodetic, civil and structural, municipal and urban.

“All developmental projects are engineering, so we should not disappoint the next generation and generation unborn by building resilient infrastructure. It is no more necessary to blame anybody outside our continent for our predicaments. We have all it takes to develop Africa ourselves”, Engr. Mustafa Shehu added.

Explaining the week-long programme to the media, the Executive Director of GhIE, Ing. David Kwatia Nyante said, the AGM and Annual Conference is a week set aside annually to bring together all Professional Engineers, Technologists and Affiliates from diverse engineering backgrounds to share ideas and knowledge on the theme for the gathering.

This he explained is because peer review is very important and helps to improve the quality and safety of engineering designs and products. Furthermore, it reduces the risk of failure thereby increasing the safety of their work.

This he explained is because peer review is very important and helps to improve the quality and safety of engineering designs and products. Furthermore, it reduces the risk of failure thereby increasing the safety of their work.

Speaking on the theme: “Encouraging the Girl Child to pursue Engineering, key to National Development”, the Essikado Queen mother urged the participants and the government to commit to end bias, greater investments in STEM education for all women and girls as well as opportunities for their career and higher-term professional advancement, so that all can benefit from their ground-breaking future contributions