Let Us Team-Up To Reverse Infrastructural Deficit, Buhari Urges Nigerian Engineers

Let Us Team-Up To Reverse Infrastructural Deficit, Buhari Urges Nigerian Engineers.

President Muhammadu Buhari Wednesday in Abuja called for more concerted effort, creative and innovative ideas from the Nigerian Society of Engineers in reversing the infrastructure deficit in the country, saying “Nigerian problems require uniquely Nigerian solutions’’.

“The foundations of any developed, competitive and prosperous society are based on good education and quality infrastructure. Many nations we look up to are those with adequate and accessible infrastructure, power and water resources.“They achieved these by embracing engineering and of course, engineers. Over the years, Nigerian engineers have been recognized globally for carrying out amazing and impactful projects.

“In the past four years, we focused on reversing this trend by introducing policies that will create the enabling environment for engineers to succeed and thrive. President Buhari asked the engineers to continue to support Government at all levels to build a more prosperous society.

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