The Council for Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria has inducted 250 engineering graduates from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) into the country’s regulatory body of engineers.
Okorie Uche, the registrar of Coren, performed the induction ceremony, welcoming the graduates into the regulatory body. He congratulated the graduates for completing the course that qualified them for induction.
Uche urged the new registrants to strictly adhere to the code and ethics of the profession upon joining Coren and become good ambassadors of the body. He commended the parents of the inductees for investing in good education and giving their wards a better chance at winning at life.
UNN Vice Chancellor, Simon Ortuanya, described the development as a landmark event for the prestigious university. He cited the development as a testament to the university’s unwavering commitment to academic excellence.
He added that the day is a special day for the inductees as it marks a new phase in their lives.
Reacting to the Induction, the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, Ikechukwu Ike-eze, said that the event marks a historic day in the history of the school’s Engineering faculty.
The dean urged the inductees to uphold the. highest standards of professionalism, Integrity, competence, and ethical conduct in their practice.
(NAN)
